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south.texas.dead.I · November 15, 2011, 12:05 PM

[QUOTE=federali;4821815]Besides training, as you're a reloader, another option is to buy a lighter return spring for your handgun, From Wolfe Springs, then shoot reduced loads. The .40 S&W is a bit on the snappy side and can prolong the time it takes to become proficient with it.

I started looking around at recoil springs, I'm already shooting really light loads and have a jam on occassion which I'm assuming is due to the spring, what springs are ideal? I was planning on getting two or three different ones but which range is ideal for light target loads?

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November 15, 2011, 12:05 PM	#9
south.texas.dead.I Senior Member Join Date: February 5, 2011 Posts: 282	[QUOTE=federali;4821815]Besides training, as you're a reloader, another option is to buy a lighter return spring for your handgun, From Wolfe Springs, then shoot reduced loads. The .40 S&W is a bit on the snappy side and can prolong the time it takes to become proficient with it. I started looking around at recoil springs, I'm already shooting really light loads and have a jam on occassion which I'm assuming is due to the spring, what springs are ideal? I was planning on getting two or three different ones but which range is ideal for light target loads? Tapatalk ya