Wolff Spring Kits

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mattrosswalker
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Wolff Spring Kits

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I looked around in here and saw a couple of different references to the wolff spring kits...but nothing definite. I'm looking to replace the springs in my P64 as to have a lighter trigger and less recoil. I believe I need a hammer spring and recoil spring to do this...then I also saw something about the firing pin spring...never heard of that one before now on these guns. What do I need to get exactly to make my gun perform to the best of its capability?
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Re: Wolff Spring Kits

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I installed the 20# recoil spring and the 18# main or hammer spring

The firing pin spring comes with the recoil spring...
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Re: Wolff Spring Kits

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I also have the 20 Recoil and the 18 main spring its a killer set up you can't go wrong you will love the P-64 all over again.
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Re: Wolff Spring Kits

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czwolf wrote:I also have the 20 Recoil and the 18 main spring its a killer set up you can't go wrong you will love the P-64 all over again.
Man you are so right! :mrgreen:
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