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Offline shamus

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Wolff recoil springs: eaa or browning?
« on: August 07, 2007, 04:35:26 AM »
I've read the wolff springs for the CZ are really for the EAA. I have 14# standard wolff EAA springs for my cz-75b and they work, but they do seems a bit large and they bind slightly.

I'm not looking for 12# springs or 16# springs. I'm just trying to keep everything strictly factory standard, hence the 14# spring.

I've read that some here have used browning recoil springs in their CZ-75bs.

Would the 14# browning recoil springs from wolff work better?


Walt-Sherrill

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Wolff recoil springs: eaa or browning?
« Reply #1 on: August 07, 2007, 05:32:53 AM »
Yes.  Works and fights the guide rod snugly.  They also have a variable-rate spring for the BHP, too, I think.  I'll experiment with that, one of these days.

(A variable-rate spring is light when the slide first opens and get increasingly stiff as the slide moves back.)

Sgt-Neutron

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Wolff recoil springs: eaa or browning?
« Reply #2 on: September 09, 2007, 06:24:18 PM »
I picked up a BHP 15# variable rate spring and will try it out this week on my BD.  Also, I found some of the Winchester 127gr. Ranger +P+ 9mm ammo this weekend.  I'll order a 16# or 17# spring and try it out with the BD.

Offline briang2ad

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Wolff recoil springs: eaa or browning?
« Reply #3 on: September 15, 2007, 04:24:00 PM »
How did the new springs work?