[whiskeyrider]

I have looked around, and don't see. Is there a captive guide rod and spring for a 938. Thanks WR.

 

[ThnkFrst]

Not that I've seen.

I think the logic is that if you can't handle the unruly stock recoil spring then you just ain't P938 worthy.

 

[whiskeyrider]

I don't think wanting an easer spring and rod makes me unworthy. I know how and I am very capable of servicing my firearms,WR.

 

[ThnkFrst]

I was joking about the stock spring, no disrespect intended.

 

[whiskeyrider]

ThnkFrst, thanks for the reply. I have no hard feelings, glad too see you feel the same way. But damn it, it sure would be nice to not fling the spring,WR

 

[rsgates]

Gotta hold your mouth jest right! Or use a guide rod to get it started.

 

[jdbish]

Thats why I prefer to shoot my PPS M2 over my 938's. Much easier to clean after shooting.

 

[kansascity45]

Funny! She does have a feisty personality, and the recoil spring is completely in character.

Cheers

 

[Jerrysea]

have you tried the guide rod through the spring assembly method. If not look at it on you tube. Makes it much easier to put that spring in there.

 

[whittsailor]

have you tried the guide rod through the spring assembly method. If not look at it on you tube. Makes it much easier to put that spring in there.

Haven't seen that method yet, worth a look. You mean a gun kit cleaning rod?

OP, One of the old threads mentioned using a .22 cleaning rod. That's what I do and it helps.

 

[whiskeyrider]

Thanks for the ideas,WR.

 

[Sigandcz]

Haven't seen that method yet, worth a look. You mean a gun kit cleaning rod?

OP, One of the old threads mentioned using a .22 cleaning rod. That's what I do and it helps.

I prefer a piece of dowel. Less chance of marring the guns' finish if you slip.