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DPM Systems Mechanical Recoil Reduction System for Glock 20, 21, 21SF Gen 1-3

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Brand
DPM Systems
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
Glock
Barrel Length
4.61in
Gun Part Type
Spring
UPC
5213007220028

Overview

The DPM Systems Mechanical Recoil Reduction System for Glock 20, 21, and 21SF (Gen 1-3) is designed to improve pistol control and reduce felt recoil. The system features a multi-spring rod assembly that controls slide movement and prevents the slide from impacting the frame. Each kit includes one spring plug, which must be installed for proper operation, and three interchangeable external springs of varying lengths. The light and heavy springs allow the shooter to fine-tune the pistol's opening and locking functions. Benefits of the system include faster follow-up shots, improved firing speed, better double-tap concentration, and increased accuracy.

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