WOLFF
GOVERNMENT MODEL VARIABLE POWER RECOIL SPRING

969131150

Description
Ratings (8)

Variable rate springs function correctly with a wider range of loads than fixed rate springs can. Rate increases as spring is compressed; gives greater protection against frame battering, more consistent lockup and improved feeding, while allowing easier manual cycling of the action. Recoil Calibration Pak contains 1 each of seven different springs; 16½ lb., 15 lb., 14 lb., 13 lb., 11 lb., 10 lb. and 9 lb., plus three extra power firing pin springs. Individual Spring Pak contains one variable power recoil spring and one extra power firing pin spring. Factory weight is 16 lb.

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Customer ratings for WOLFF VARIABLE RECOIL CALIBRATION PAK FOR GOVT. MODEL

Number of ratings: 8
From brownells.com: 8
Average rating: 5

Perfect Set For FTF, FTC Etc. (09/07/2013)

I was going for the lightest, smoothest pull around, but forgot that I already had that with the Sig Sauer that I had in my hand. Going lighter weight springs did make for a dry firing dream, but that's when the problems started. Hammer didn't go all the way down. Trigger pulled way too easy. The only thing that was stiff and a pain was the recoil spring, but I would have trouble with a 2 pound one of those.

Just great spring! (27/10/2010)

Well, I purchase this spring to replace my factory 16 lb spring in my STI Troyan 45 ACP. I replace it because I shoot only factory loads 230 gr.
Spring works just a perfect, recoil is weaker and double taps are fast. I use this spring with WC shock bufers and they works just great!

Good replacement part (01/11/2013)

This is one of the first upgrades I buy for a government model 1911. I ditch the factory spring and opt for the 18.5 lb. recoil spring to shoot FMJ 230 loads.

Wolff 17.5 lb variable spring (17/02/2013)

Added a full length guide rod and a Wolff 17.5 spring to my Colt Gov Combat Special with great results.

Original is the best way to go. (13/11/2009)

I decided to take my Springfield Loaded 1911 back to a more "traditional" configuration. I scrapped the heavier spring in favor of the Browning specified 16.5 lb spring. In spite of what the "experts" say, it works just fine and I have had no problems with it at all. Wolff quality is excellent as well, and I have since ordered other Wolff springs for other guns as I know they have a reputation for excellent quality products.

Works Great! (10/03/2011)

I bought one for my Remington R1, and I couldn't be happier. It seems to take a little of the edge off the recoil, and functions perfectly with a variety of loads. Great product!

Recoil springs (14/11/2016)

Easy to install Wanted good spring for shooting No problems in shooting 5 different loads .Ordered 2 more springs for spares

Very noteable improvement (06/03/2011)

I installed one of these in a S&W 1911 along with a shock buffer. I use mostly 200 gr LRNFP pushed to target velocities and was wondering if I could get less muzzle flip without battering the gun. This spring did it. I'm running two of these 14# springs in a pair of range 1911's now and love the results.
p.s. Added a Wilson Accucomp to one the these 1911's and further reduced felt recoil /flip again!