Stainless Steel Guide Rod ?

[dieseltech09]

Is it worth the $30 and will I be able to tell any difference in my G32. What about the tungsten guide rod?. Id like something to help tame the muzzle flip or is this just something I have to live with shooting 357sig?

 

[dieseltech09]

anyone?

 

[Glocktogo]

You will not be able to tell the difference. You might with a tungsten rod. The real benefit of either is the ability to change springs. The G32 is definitely undersprung from the factory and could use a stiffer spring rate.

 

[dieseltech09]

You will not be able to tell the difference. You might with a tungsten rod. The real benefit of either is the ability to change springs. The G32 is definitely undersprung from the factory and could use a stiffer spring rate.

Thanks
What spring weight would be best for shooting factory load 357sig?

 

[Glocktogo]

I'm not sure, but the stock spring is 17#. It definitely needs more than that.

 

[Rob72]

I'll add to your confusion: heavier springs may make your action feel "snappier" because more energy is usde to overcome, then return, the slide.

To offer a practical suggestion, buy a Wolff 3-pack of the optional weights, and give them each a run. I've run heavier springs in a G17 when shooting Hirtenberger, many moons ago, but aside from that I stay stock.