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JRS · 07-03-2010, 07:19 PM

I don't know if any of you have tried Wolff Luger springs, but I am confused by my experience with them. I recently ordered two of their Luger "Service Paks" with replacement springs for the trigger, extractor, striker and recoil.

When I visually compared the recoil spring with the ones in the Lugers, it was obvious the Wolff spring had a coil diameter about twice that of the original Luger spring. It appeared to me that the Wolff springs probably would not even fit in the channel in the frame, so I didn't give it a try.

It also appeared that the Wolff spring might even have trouble seating on the base of the guide rod.

I e-mailed Wolff to find out what was going on with these "Service Paks," but I have yet to receive a reply. I haven't tried the other springs in the Wolff kit. Has anyone here tried these Wolff springs in their Luger?

07-03-2010, 07:19 PM	#1
JRS User Join Date: May 2010 Location: Virginia Beach, VA 23452 Posts: 81 Thanks: 0 Thanked 3 Times in 3 Posts	Wolff Springs I don't know if any of you have tried Wolff Luger springs, but I am confused by my experience with them. I recently ordered two of their Luger "Service Paks" with replacement springs for the trigger, extractor, striker and recoil. When I visually compared the recoil spring with the ones in the Lugers, it was obvious the Wolff spring had a coil diameter about twice that of the original Luger spring. It appeared to me that the Wolff springs probably would not even fit in the channel in the frame, so I didn't give it a try. It also appeared that the Wolff spring might even have trouble seating on the base of the guide rod. I e-mailed Wolff to find out what was going on with these "Service Paks," but I have yet to receive a reply. I haven't tried the other springs in the Wolff kit. Has anyone here tried these Wolff springs in their Luger?