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jmstr · March 27, 2013, 03:23 AM

It appears the OEM Glock SS guide rod in question was for GEN4 Glocks ONLY.

If you have a GEN1-3 Glock, you may be ool with getting an OEM SS guide rod.

I've never heard of OEM SS Gen 3 guide rods. I'd love one.

I bought a Wolff Gunsprings verison. No Problems with it, but I haven't shot my glock much. I got it to be able to 'tune' from the 9mm conversion barrel to .40S&W to warm .357sig loads. I figured it would be good to step up recoil spring weights on each change I made to accommodate the extra power generated in recoil.

But I don't shoot my Glock much, so I can't tell how well it is working, other than no problems yet.

March 27, 2013, 03:23 AM	#9
jmstr Senior Member Join Date: February 24, 2001 Location: San Joaquin Valley, CA Posts: 1,281	It appears the OEM Glock SS guide rod in question was for GEN4 Glocks ONLY. If you have a GEN1-3 Glock, you may be ool with getting an OEM SS guide rod. I've never heard of OEM SS Gen 3 guide rods. I'd love one. I bought a Wolff Gunsprings verison. No Problems with it, but I haven't shot my glock much. I got it to be able to 'tune' from the 9mm conversion barrel to .40S&W to warm .357sig loads. I figured it would be good to step up recoil spring weights on each change I made to accommodate the extra power generated in recoil. But I don't shoot my Glock much, so I can't tell how well it is working, other than no problems yet.