[jfw40]

Im looking for any info on recoil reducers on the 40. Im just about pullin my hair out on the subject.

 

[mad212]

http://mp-pistol.com/boards/viewtopic.php?...p;highlight=dpm



http://mp-pistol.com/boards/viewtopic.php?...p;highlight=dpm



http://mp-pistol.com/boards/viewtopic.php?...p;highlight=dpm



just a few post about the dpm dual captive spring

 

[sholling]

You can always have it Mag-Na-Ported. I've never had it done but I read mostly good things. http://www.magnaport.com/hgun.html

 

[BLC]

Sounds like a mixed bag review wise, I may just try one anyway.

 

[mad212]

I canceled on getting the dpm after the reviews here. I have considered the magnaporting though.

 

[sholling]

The recoil from even a M&P45 isn't really all that intense. What issue are you trying to solve? Straight back recoil can be mitigated with a good pair of shooting gloves. Mag-Na-Porting reduces muzzle flip but I don't think it can be used in IDPA.

 

[BRILEY .38 SUPER]

No porting in IDPA. Shoot it and get used to it the m&p .40 shoots very flat as good as some of my $3000 .40s Very fast double taps should be acheived with practice.

 

[243ww]

I canceled on getting the dpm after the reviews here. I have considered the magnaporting though.

Same here. Just shoot more and get used to it... :wink: :wink: 8)

 

[mad212]

recoil doesn't bother me one bit, but the woman of the house can't shoot it with out it almost taking her out lol!! I think magnaporting would just scare the crap out of her.

 

[ZB338]

Now you have an excuse to buy the little

woman a full sized 9.



Zeke

 

[mad212]

working on it, she wanted something pretty gah..

 

[Slick26]

I don't see the problem in recoil. Maybe its your shooting style, stance or grip.

Or maybe you just need to practice more. Don't we all. 8)

 

[snscott]

I get the feeling, on the Internet, that when people talk about various degrees of "recoil", they are mostly really talking about muzzle-flip. Handgun recoil by itself is never really that much of a problem - I think people are generally looking for an (easy) way to reduce the muzzle jumping up off target.