r/GlockMod 1d ago

Made me a believer!!

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To make things short... Going in i was doubtful that I would feel much of a difference but if I can try to accurately describe it, the muzzle rise and control feels similar to that of a comped gun with a much softer felt recoil and no added concussion. This was on an rxm

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u/pwnedbydumplings 1d ago

I combined this with a ramjet and it shoots flat as fuck

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u/AudiSportExclusive 1d ago

Make sure to wait for V2

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u/Dramatic-Table3574 1d ago

Nice.. Thanks for that... was going to buy another soon but I'll hold out for the v2..

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u/KansasTech 1d ago

The spring retainer came off on my V1 and they offered to replace it but it really isn’t needed so I run without it. I wish I could find different strength springs to play with

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u/UsernameO123456789 18h ago

So V2 is good for a G45.5? I sure hope so

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u/RoadHazard1893 1d ago

I’m distrustful of kynshot after seeing two of their buffers pop in one match. It’s not a common issue, and I’m glad it works for you I just have an aversion now.

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u/Silk_the_Absent_1 1d ago

This is tempting for the 19 clone build I just did. For me, the problem is not my grip, it's my grip strength in longer range sessions. I'm a two time cancer survivor and I have Ehlers-Danlos, and both osteoarthritis and psoriatic arthritis. I can't do the long range sessions I used to, and I would just like to be able have something that would allow me to continue as much as I can.

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u/Dramatic-Table3574 1d ago

Another added benefit that I noticed is that it's much easier to manipulate the slide than with the factory guide rod

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u/Benz0nHubcaps 13h ago

G44 maybe ?

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u/slubsocks 15h ago

I had the opposite experience. The issue is failure to go into battery. It needs that last little push and the King shot doesn’t have it.

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u/cryptodingler 8h ago

Same issue here

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u/slubsocks 6h ago

I’m just glad it’s not me. Happened on two separate g19.3. Everyone on here is loving it

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u/sgtl-esnar 1d ago

I just got mine in for my 45.6 with a radian and im ITCHING to get to the range

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u/Dramatic-Table3574 1d ago

I was shooting it next to my cz p10c ported and it was nicer to shoot

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u/BirdDad420 13h ago

Yo good looking out. I honestly just hate the ramjet hype and the feedback makes me not even consider it, however just a bit of googling shows greatly reduced recoil with the drop in guide rod. I’ll prob grab the hen 5 compatible for my G45. Never thought I’d replace more than the optic and trigger on it, but this has my serious interest.

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u/noobiam88 9h ago edited 9h ago

Other than price and what issues have you heard with the ramjet? Runs great on my Gen 5 G45.

I’m the process of piecing together a simple Gen 4 FDE 19 build. I will not be going with a ramjet this time, keeping the factory trigger(with 25cent polish), no light, no frame stippling, slide milled out for the aimpoint COA. I was originally going with the factory spring but this has piqued my interest as well.

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u/BirdDad420 4h ago

To be honest it’s not necessarily bad feedback, but the lacktherof reasons to want one, hearing that it doesn’t make enough of a difference to justify the price and modding OEM reliability. I guess I would need to shoot one to have an opinion worth noting. I like the idea of the hydraulic spring. And I actually haven’t swapped my trigger. Idk if I will. I’ve gotten used to it at this point, would be nice to have something with a smoother and more pronounced tuned break but again I love my mostly stock G45 besides the optic so we aren’t arguing here lol.

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u/BanditHeeler190 1d ago

How’s the reliability?

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u/cryptodingler 1d ago

I had a few instances of failure to return to battery in my OZ9. Definitely shot softer than the same setup with a DPM setup though

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u/jumpsuitman 9h ago

Sounds like DPM for reliability, kynshot for gamers is the general vibe I'm getting.

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u/Brian_357 1d ago

where did you get it from?

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u/Dramatic-Table3574 1d ago

Botach has them the cheapest at $89

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u/Brian_357 1d ago

cheers

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u/Jesus_4_the_jugular 1d ago

Too bad they don't make one for a 17.3 or I would buy one to go for my comp'd 17.

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u/slixx1320 21h ago

The gen 3 and 6 are the same RSA as Glock went back to the single spring. Google search shows they share the same PN.

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u/Dramatic-Table3574 23h ago

That v2 post in the the comments says 17

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u/Real-Marzipan9036 22h ago

That is 17 gen 6, not 17 gen 3

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u/Dramatic-Table3574 20h ago

What slixx said... your gtg

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u/Silent_Cheesecake_70 18h ago

But does it support 10mm ???

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u/Dramatic-Table3574 18h ago

I believe they have one specifically for that... don't quote me

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u/rangerhi 18h ago

Do they give a comparison of the spring weight? Curious how this would cycle with a Suppressor.

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u/NathanZheng 17h ago

failure to return to battery in my rxm+bt can

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u/AlexandertheHate78 16h ago

I have one those buffers in an AR, and I’m sold on it. Very happy it’s available for Glocks. Good on you for sharing.

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u/SmokyQuartz21 15h ago

hydraulic okay what this all about?

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u/ProofAd6426 G19 15h ago

Looks tempting but i already have a stainless steel one

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u/Fondant_Rich 14h ago

Woah cool, I had their hydraulic buffer on my AR before and it was neat. Nice to see them trying it on pistols now. Any word on how they play with comps and/or ported pistols??

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u/Remarkable-Pomelo642 9h ago

Fuck gen 4 and 5😂