Recoil System for S&W EQUALIZER TS & NTS 3.675″ BARREL 9MM- DPM

Description

Recoil System for S&W EQUALIZER TS & NTS with a 3.675″ barrel in 9mm – The DPM Mechanical Recoil Reduction System for the Smith & Wesson EQUALIZER offers exceptional performance enhancement. This system is a direct replacement for the factory recoil rod, preserving the original configuration of the pistol while delivering superior recoil management and smoother operation.

This innovative system features a multi-spring intricate recoil rod with three springs that work together to optimize functionality. The third spring, contained within the rod, regulates slide movement, preventing it from striking the frame, thus reducing wear and extending the pistol’s lifespan.

The kit includes four external springs of varying lengths and strengths. The two gold-coated springs, with a wire diameter of 0.9mm, are softer during slide travel, while the two silver-coated springs, with a wire diameter of 0.95mm, provide firmer resistance for greater recoil control. This adjustability allows users to fine-tune their firearm to suit personal preferences and shooting styles.

Recoil System for S&W EQUALIZER TS & NTS – Characteristics:

• Compatibility: Designed for the Smith & Wesson EQUALIZER TS & NTS with a 3.675″ barrel in 9mm.
• Innovative Design: Multi-spring intricate recoil rod system with three coordinated springs for optimal recoil reduction.
• Customizable Setup: Four external springs for user-specific adjustments:
  • Gold Short Spring (0.9mm): 6.2 lbs idle, 12 lbs at full open position.
  • Gold Long Spring (0.9mm): 7.3 lbs idle, 13.2 lbs at full open position.
  • Silver Short Spring (0.95mm): 7 lbs idle, 14.3 lbs at full open position.
  • Silver Long Spring (0.95mm): 8.15 lbs idle, 15.4 lbs at full open position.
• Enhanced Durability: The system prevents slide ramming, protecting the frame and slide from excessive wear.
• Easy Installation: Direct replacement for the OEM recoil rod, requiring no modifications to the pistol.
• Important Note: Ensure the open tight coil is always positioned towards the guide’s rod flange.

Overall advantages:

Faster follow-up shots, improved firing speed, significant recoil reduction, slide and frame protection, elimination of jams, enhanced double-tap concentration, better control, and increased accuracy.

Watch This Video: How The DPM Recoil System Work

Watch this video to see a demonstration of how the recoil springs system work and what it does to your weapon performance: