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DPM Systems Mechanical Recoil Reduction System for Springfield Hellcat PRO 3.7"

$117.45
Brand
DPM Systems
Category
Gun Parts
Barrel Length
3.7in
Gun Part Type
Spring
UPC
5213007222398

Overview

The DPM Systems Mechanical Recoil Reduction System for the Springfield Hellcat PRO features a 3.7-inch barrel configuration utilizing a multi-spring intricate rod design with three springs to control pistol functionality. The internal third spring regulates slide movement to prevent it from bottoming out on the frame. The system includes one spring plug, which must always be installed when using the system, along with three interchangeable external springs of varying lengths to allow the shooter to fine-tune opening and locking positions. Designed to reduce significant recoil, this system aids in faster follow-up shots, improved firing speed, better double-tap concentration, and reduced slide and frame wear. It also helps eliminate jams and provides greater overall control and accuracy.

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