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03-19-2016, 08:44 AM
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Luger recoil springs varied in both the number of coils and the weight of the wire used.
I believe that the published data "17 to 21" refers to the number of coils not pounds... Take a look at the table in our FAQ. Compression poundage is up in the 50's... Marc
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you're corrrect the 17 to 21 is the # of coils, old guy mind bubble!  But the lbs are different too, so they must be measured differently.
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