DPM Systems Technologies Mechanical Recoil Reduction System - Springfield Prodigy 4.25"

The DPM Mechanical Recoil Reduction System for the Springfield Prodigy 4.25" Bull Barrel is a hassle-free upgrade that directly replaces the stock recoil rod without any need for modifications to your pistol. At DPM, user safety is our top priority. Our products are meticulously designed and engineered, utilizing premium materials to ensure exceptional performance and reliability.  This system works due to the multi spring intricate rod (3 springs) and controls the functionality of the pistol. The third spring which is contained within the rod controls the movement of the slide so it never rams on the frame. 

The system includes 3 different in length spacers, a spring plug, a red pressure plate tool, a metallic cup screw tool and 3 different external springs. The long spacer offers a heavy buffer effect, moving to shorter spacers a lighter buffer effect is being noticed. Washers differentiate only the buffer force (slide full open position) and the external springs differentiate only the slide closed position (slide on the battery). Detailed instructions for installation also included. The external springs are different in length, the long spring is heavy and the short is light so the shooter can fine tune the pistol on the opening and locking position (slide on the battery) according his/hers personal standards.

Power Rates:

• Short Spacer With (On Battery and Open Position):
  • Short Spring: 5 lbs and 14.3 lbs
  • Medium Spring: 5.51 lbs and 14.3 lbs
  • Long Spring: 6.39 lbs and 14.3 lbs
• Medium Spacer With (On Battery and Open Position):
  • Short Spring: 5.29 lbs and 18.7 lbs
  • Medium Spring: 5.84 lbs and 18.7 lbs
  • Long Spring: 6.5 lbs and 18.7 lbs
• Long Spacer With (On Battery and Open Position):
  • Short Spring: 5.51 lbs and 21 lbs
  • Medium Spring: 6.06 lbs and 21 lbs
  • Long Spring: 6.60 lbs and 21 lbs

Overall Advantages:

• Faster follow up shots
• Improved firing speed
• Slide and Frame Protection
• Elimination of jams
• Significant recoil reduction
• Better double-tap concentration
• Better control and greater accuracy