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When you feel like it, please measure the wire size , # of turns, and free length of the springs you received.
Some where I have a post with that info, I'll have to find it (again), for comparison.
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I'm not sure that coil count and wire diameter will tell you the whole story. You also have to consider steel composition and heat treatment. For example, the replacement "extra power" extractor spring from Wolff is significantly smaller in diameter and length, and has less coils than what was in the gun. Only the wire is a bit thicker. At first I thought it must be a warehouse picking mistake, as it's a bit of a loose fit going in. But after installing it I find that it is indeed stronger. |
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