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Originally Posted by Mike Kay
I went to the shooting range yesterday and despite the 3 "new" magazines I tried out, I still had a couple of jams. I used Sig 124grain 9mm Luger rounds.
I have a question regarding stove piping & jamming. Could the main spring play a role in this?
How critical is the main spring in this?
The reason I'm asking is that I've now ordered a new set of Wolff springs for my 1916 DWM.
Thanks & best
Mike
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The performance of the main spring certainly makes a difference. The mag, recoil, and firing pin springs act in concert to balance forces and affect timing to produce the "beautiful music" of a dependable gun. If one or more is off, sour notes result... A fresh set of springs seldom hurts.
Ammo is another variable, and your pistol may just "like" another brand or format. Don't use +P or NATO spec.