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Old December 27th, 2014, 22:00   #16
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I don't even like them on Glocks.
it doesn't look too appealing with a block cut.

At least the HK45 has some sort of contours to them.

The worst characteristic the SAI airsoft slides have is the reduced weight. I mean it might be good for speed shooters but for realism's sake where felt recoil is reduced, it's not worth $200+ to me.

One of the things that airsoft tries to be is realism, does it not?

I like my kick to be strongk and heavy. That's why SAI slides arent ideal for me.
Looks wise, it's a faaaaar maybe. lol.

but To each his own i guess. ...
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Old March 22nd, 2017, 22:25   #17
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I'm sorry to bring back such an old thread. I just had a quick question.

I just purchased a Detonator slide for my PX4.
You said a glock recoil spring will fit? I'm trying to figure out what recoil springs will fit the PX4. I see that you said you switched back to the stock spring but I like my slide to be snappy and snap quickly back into chamber.
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