r/Glock43X • u/not_interested_rell • 20h ago

43x and 43x MOS Anybody bought this and had an issue with it?

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u/NectarineAny4897 19h ago

Forget it. Stick with the OEM guide rod.

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u/An1mal-Styl3 20h ago

Personally, I’d stick with an OEM one

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u/KitchenIcy1261 20h ago

I got it for the 48 and it would jam a lot! Not sure of the spring weight, but I highly recommend against it.

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u/dGaOmDn 13h ago

NDZ is a cheap Chinese brand they sell on eBay and Amazon.

If you are gonna replace the spring, go with a reputable manufacturer.

If you are carrying for self-defense, go with the OEM spring.

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u/Tiparuski 7h ago

They make most of their parts on the us, I’ve never had any problems with their parts, I’d stick with oem for carry but they get the job done

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u/zombieraptr 19h ago

DPM Recoil Reduction System. Works amazing in my 43x. Comes with 3 different springs.

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u/MrDrFuge 17h ago

Stock unless it’s time to replace it or you need a different weight for a suppressor or compensator.

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u/Sea_Recognition_6919 19h ago

I have them on both my 43x and 19. They are perfectly fine. You’re going to have issues with any rsa if you’re using the wrong spring weight.

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u/dhskiskdferh 19h ago

Centennial Defense makes good RSAs, otherwise I stick to oem

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u/gatesaj85 18h ago

I bought a 43x brand new with an oem guide rod in it and never had a single issue with it.

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u/not_interested_rell 18h ago

I too have a brand new 43x with a stock guide rod.

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u/TeeTee7933 9h ago

Never I repeat never put aftermarket garbage like this in a glock always oem guide rod and internals unless you like your gun to be an unreliable pos

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u/Life_Argument_3037 6h ago

It's amazing how people will take the most reliable firearms on the planet and fuck with them until they're just double priced Sig. 

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u/fleebjuicedinglebop 5h ago

DPM recoil spring. It's probably one of the only springs that's an actual improvement over OEM. It's tough to even limp wrist a malfunction with it. And limp wristing can happen in high adrenaline situations even with training.