[JSCincy]

Hello has anyone here used a prp stainless guiderod? I was just wanting to add a little weight to the gun and was going try one.... Has anyone ordered any and have feedback on them?

Thanks in advance

 

[bowserb]

Wow. I just replied, but it's not there. OK. Once again. I bought one for my XDM-45 4.5" two years ago. It's a little heavier, but I'd be lying if I said it made a noticeable difference. However, you could order that and the PRP striker retaining pins--a must-have for reliability--and at least minimize your shipping cost over ordering separately.

 

[nbk13nw]

I use it in my XDm 9mm 5.25
I like the added weight up front. Just feels better to me.

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[JSCincy]

I ordered one so we will see..... thanks for the input guys

 

[JSCincy]

Wow. I just replied, but it's not there. OK. Once again. I bought one for my XDM-45 4.5" two years ago. It's a little heavier, but I'd be lying if I said it made a noticeable difference. However, you could order that and the PRP striker retaining pins--a must-have for reliability--and at least minimize your shipping cost over ordering separately.

Does this need installed by a gunsmith? because there are none here in cincinnati!

 

[bowserb]

Does this need installed by a gunsmith? because there are none here in cincinnati!

No gunsmith needed. The guide rod is a 10 second job. The striker retaining pin takes a little longer, and you need punches--one to remove the pin and put the new one in. A starter punch is handy for installing the new pin. Of course, while the striker is out is a cleaning opportunity.

 

[garagespec]

^^yep, guide rod is super easy job... worse case scenario it'll look cool haha