[DOSBO4666]

I have recently installed the PRP spring kit in my xds 45. I have been doing some research and wondering if you think I should use the stock striker spring or the PRP spring? This is a CCW.

Thanks

 

[banger1]

Oh boy here we go...I going to stay out of this. this spring thing can get upsetting for some when talking about CC.

 

[UGADawgs]

PRP Trigger Spring Kit - Should I use the PRP Striker Spring or stick with factory XDTalk Forums

 

[AlexTx]

Check for potential legal consequences.

 

[yocan]

Check for potential legal consequences.

Lol none. For that spring.

I'd argue none in general but we've covered it a million times. Its all guessing about hypotheticals



Safety is a momentary choice. Prior performance and certification are completely irrelevant.

 

[DOSBO4666]

Thanks UGA I guess I should have looked at that one. lol Going to the range this week ill post my findings.

 

[UGADawgs]

Lol none. For that spring.
I'd argue none in general but we've covered it a million times. Its all guessing about hypotheticals

yep: Trigger kits - which for cc XDTalk Forums

 

[smokemup]

Interesting. I have the PRP kit in mine, along with the striker spring, which I wasn't going to use at first (light strikes concerns). Somebody else confirm this, but I measured the wire diameters of the striker springs and they were both the same, yet the PRP spring had two additional coils. Go figure, right? So I have all the springs in mine now and the trigger breaks at a consistent 5.5 lbs. Perfect for me as a carry gun. I also did lots of polishing on the trigger bar, disconnector, sear, and the striker. Plus a little trigger bar tweaking for best fit. I think it's about as good as it's going to get, but now I'm eyeing that Galloway quick release sear. Sommmmebody stop me... :mrgreen:

 

[banger1]

Some just can't stop until there is no more you can do >>BUT THAT"S OK .. happy shooting.

 

[UGADawgs]

After installing the whole prp kit, including striker spring, my xds 9mm ate through 100 rds of blazer, 100 rds of laxammo reloads, and a mag of GDHP-SB and not a single hiccup.

 

[smokemup]

After installing the whole prp kit, including striker spring, my xds 9mm ate through 100 rds of blazer, 100 rds of laxammo reloads, and a mag of GDHP-SB and not a single hiccup.

Same here, except I only went through two boxes (100 rounds) this time. That wedged striker pin puts a hurting on primers!

Hey banger1... the motto is "fix on it until it breaks!" Yeah! :razz:

 

[AlexTx]

Looking great. From what distance?

 

[smokemup]

Varied from 7 to 20 yards. Supported. Both the XDs 45 and a 10mm Tanfo. Here's yesterday doing double taps from about 5 yards. The second tap is a no-idea-where it's going to go, but it seems to stay in the vicinity! LOL

 

[banger1]

I get it Smokemup..... I was not downing you. I tend to do the same thing.

 

[AlexTx]

@bangor1 - I noticed you have xds 4.0 and xdm 4.5
Which one you like the best? I am thinking of adding xdm as a home defence.

 

[banger1]

The XDM is more of a range gun for me... double stack 19 rounds. I do sometimes carry it in the winter as I can keep it hidden under my bigger coat. I LIKE ALOT. Far more accurate then the XDS. One is not favored over the other.

 

[AlexTx]

How about for home defense?

 

[UGADawgs]

Get a shotgun for HD

 

[justashooter2a]

Get a shotgun for HD

I prefer an AR myself...

 

[UGADawgs]

Ok, AR for outside of house and shotgun for inside house