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Wolff
I've tried others like Wilson, but Wolff is the best!
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I've been running ISMI spring's in my 1911's lately without any problems. I forgot what the guarantee was. With a little over 1500 round's through one of my Baer's, the spring is the same length as when I put it in. I usually run a 16lb recoil spring in a 5" 1911.
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I usually use Wolff, but I am trying a variable rate Sprinco right now. So far I like it.
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I have always stuck with Wollf springs, but on the recommendation of a friend, I'm going to try one of the ISMI recoil springs a try. They seem to have as loyal following as Wolff, so I felt compelled to try one. I'm sure I will be pleased. One thing though, ISMI does not carry all the various 1911 springs that Wolff does, so Wolff is still the best source for most springs.
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This will work. ISMI Springs
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