Steel Guide Rod Vs Polymer. i'm just trying to hear opinions on why the stock guide rod is polymer and some pros and cons of polymer vs steel. The cost isn't worth the squeeze. some sources state that s&w only used a polymer guide rod in the sdve series to save money. the weight is so minimal it really doesn't add any recoil reduction. there has been a lot of talk whether polymer guide rods are better or worse than steel ones and i think it is mostly idle speculation. cz p07 duty had a polymer rod, replaced for ss. Other sources state that s&w has been in the. The difference in the weight is mere grams and in the overall view of things, no big. I remember reading somewhere a long time ago that glock specifically used. oem polymer guide rods vs steel. Sig p229 9mm had steel rod, replaced for ss. let's look at both, first weight. one advantage to a thick steel, non captured guide rod is that it is easier to swap out springs and a thicker guide rod.
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The difference in the weight is mere grams and in the overall view of things, no big. one advantage to a thick steel, non captured guide rod is that it is easier to swap out springs and a thicker guide rod. the weight is so minimal it really doesn't add any recoil reduction. Other sources state that s&w has been in the. let's look at both, first weight. there has been a lot of talk whether polymer guide rods are better or worse than steel ones and i think it is mostly idle speculation. I remember reading somewhere a long time ago that glock specifically used. i'm just trying to hear opinions on why the stock guide rod is polymer and some pros and cons of polymer vs steel. The cost isn't worth the squeeze. some sources state that s&w only used a polymer guide rod in the sdve series to save money.
S&W SD40 VE AND SD9 VE Polymer Guide Rod vs. Aftermarket Stainless
Steel Guide Rod Vs Polymer The cost isn't worth the squeeze. The difference in the weight is mere grams and in the overall view of things, no big. Sig p229 9mm had steel rod, replaced for ss. i'm just trying to hear opinions on why the stock guide rod is polymer and some pros and cons of polymer vs steel. one advantage to a thick steel, non captured guide rod is that it is easier to swap out springs and a thicker guide rod. The cost isn't worth the squeeze. oem polymer guide rods vs steel. there has been a lot of talk whether polymer guide rods are better or worse than steel ones and i think it is mostly idle speculation. the weight is so minimal it really doesn't add any recoil reduction. some sources state that s&w only used a polymer guide rod in the sdve series to save money. I remember reading somewhere a long time ago that glock specifically used. let's look at both, first weight. cz p07 duty had a polymer rod, replaced for ss. Other sources state that s&w has been in the.
