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Originally Posted by G
Ok.....by the lack of response I see that have not provided the right context for my question:
Glock does not put out any literature on when to change springs. My springs were breaking at the 5000 round mark. Obviously, we would want to change before they break - but there is no point in coming up with an arbitrary figure to change the springs if there is an existing body of knowledge.
Of course, our glocks are serviced annually, cleaned after every shoot (monthly).
Any advice?
G
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My thoughts, why not practice with the same model of/set up as the pistol that you carry. Once the carry pistol starts showing age, move it to the practice pistol and purchase a new version for carry. I am way out of the loop now and I don't know what the negatives would be in doing this.