I run a stock TM hammer spring. Steel sear/hammer (I adjusted the engagement angles to allow a crisp break...creepy letoffs bug me). Stock knocker I think...and modify valves ('cause I never seem to have the money at hand to switch all my mags over to KMs)
The uber lightweight plastic BBU is freakishly light. From that alone the slide speed is phenomenal (or at least faster than I can pull the trigger).
So far hitting Hi-flows with the power of a stock spring hasn't been an issue in the current setup...but I think it might be more consistent with a 150% spring when temperatures rise. The first shot off a fully gased mag is not the best. 2nd shot onwards is much more consistent.
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Originally Posted by Thenooblord
aww damn I thought I was all clever and shit...
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Well...you thought half right....
(just kidding around....too good to pass up
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