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JBnTX · 01-01-2013, 17:09

All my Glocks stay stock, including my G20.

I just can't see wasting money to replace perfectly good parts with perfectly good parts. What's the point?

Definitely replace the recoil spring in your new Glock, because you don't know how many rounds have been put through the current one.

There's nothing wrong with the factory recoil spring and guide rod.

Get rid of that buffer, they're worthless.

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01-01-2013, 17:09	#3
JBnTX Misanthropist Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Fort Worth, Texas Posts: 11,156	All my Glocks stay stock, including my G20. I just can't see wasting money to replace perfectly good parts with perfectly good parts. What's the point? Definitely replace the recoil spring in your new Glock, because you don't know how many rounds have been put through the current one. There's nothing wrong with the factory recoil spring and guide rod. Get rid of that buffer, they're worthless. .. Last edited by JBnTX; 01-01-2013 at 17:14..