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I know their is alot of complaints about the gap between the top two rounds in the mag and I've read alot of complaints about nose dives. I noticed no one has mentioned using the Wolff 5% xp mag springs. Has anyone used these with any benefits or are they a gimmick? I'm just curious. I got my Kahr used and i'm plannin on going through and replacing all the springs just wondering if i should go factory or go with the Wolff.
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I have the +5 mag springs in all my mags. They all feed without error every time, both 6 and 7 round. I won't say it's the springs though as I tweaked the mags first and they were feeding well. I think it may have been about the same time I got the Wolf 21lb recoil spring and wanted to make sure the timing stayed tight.•"Everything will be okay in the end. If it's not okay, it's not the end." - O. L.
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wolffs makes alal of kahr springs... My PM9 has over 34,000+ rounds through it, and runs much better than an illegal trying to get across our border
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For the last 4 years that's all I've used in my PM9 (or the rest of my collection for that matter). The extra power mag springs work nicely to brute force any rough spots in your magazine. I had one magazine that had occasional problems with the dreaded nose dive problem. By using extra power mag springs that problem went away. I also use the Wolff extra power recoil spring too because I regularly shoot Winchester NATO 9 loads or +P PD loads.Originally posted by 1slinginlead2 View Post"Fighting is the central military act. . . . Engagements mean fighting. The object of fighting is the destruction or defeat of the enemy." ClausewitzComment
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