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AndyWest · January 18, 2013, 12:22 PM

Wow, an amazing difference.

The Hogue Handall slip-on offers extra purchase for big hands, good tacky grip, and recoil absorption. The Wolff 13lb spring also helps smooth recoil and stops ejected brass from causing as much damage as the bullet. Combined, they completely transform the LCP into a smooth, accurate shooter. My groups were much tighter and the web of my hand didn't hurt at all after ~60 rounds.

I shot a combination of: Cor-Bon 90gr JHP, Fiocchi 90gr JHP, Lawman 95gr TMJ with no feeding problems. With the stock 9lb spring I experienced occasional feeding problems with JHPs, but not with the 13lb spring. And the slide doesn't stick back 1/8 inch like it can with the stock spring when holstering.

I highly recommend this combination which will cost you about $20 in a sane market.

January 18, 2013, 12:22 PM	#1
AndyWest Senior Member Join Date: October 14, 2011 Posts: 627	Range rpt: LCP w/Handall, 13# spring Wow, an amazing difference. The Hogue Handall slip-on offers extra purchase for big hands, good tacky grip, and recoil absorption. The Wolff 13lb spring also helps smooth recoil and stops ejected brass from causing as much damage as the bullet. Combined, they completely transform the LCP into a smooth, accurate shooter. My groups were much tighter and the web of my hand didn't hurt at all after ~60 rounds. I shot a combination of: Cor-Bon 90gr JHP, Fiocchi 90gr JHP, Lawman 95gr TMJ with no feeding problems. With the stock 9lb spring I experienced occasional feeding problems with JHPs, but not with the 13lb spring. And the slide doesn't stick back 1/8 inch like it can with the stock spring when holstering. I highly recommend this combination which will cost you about $20 in a sane market. __________________ Shoot smart. Shoot S-Mart.