recoil reducer for Glock 36

[sox]

I have read some of the posts about these, but would like specific info with respect to use in a G36. Which is the best way to go:
Sprinco, or Haarts? I am leaning toward the Sprinco, for their simple return policy-try before you "buy" sounds great.

 

[Cavè Canem]

All I have read is that they are junk. Plus my local Glock Armorer told me not to use them. Something about the spring can cause jams and misfires. Stick with the stock stuff.


http://www.glockmeister.com/advisory.html #4

 

[KSFreeman]

Don't do it. Had one on a LEO Glock 23 I carried.. After about 2000 rounds through the gun, I got Type IV after Type IV mal. I threw the Harts gimmick thing over the berm (er, uh, placed it nicely in the trash bin at TR) put the stock spring back in and it worked like it was suppossed to (until the slide stop spring broke).

Lessons learned: 1. All guns break. 2. Get more guns. 3. Have plenty of parts on hand. 4. Who knows more about Glocks--you or Gaston Glock?

 

[Cavè Canem]

I would say Gaston probably does.

 

[jtduncan]

They are all junk.

Reload your own for lighter functioning and reliable loads in your G36 or sell it and get a G26.