Hey Ya'll....
I purchased a used Glock 23 with a steel guide rod, I replaced it with a stock replacement. I've noticed a set of numbers on the flange that mate with the barrel, do they mean anything. Do they offer a different spring rate if clocked a specific way, or do they mean nothing and at all and need to go watch the lighting bugs out back?
Thanks.
I purchased a used Glock 23 with a steel guide rod, I replaced it with a stock replacement. I've noticed a set of numbers on the flange that mate with the barrel, do they mean anything. Do they offer a different spring rate if clocked a specific way, or do they mean nothing and at all and need to go watch the lighting bugs out back?
Thanks.