youngtusk87
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Hey fellas, I tryed searching the forusm to see a related topic alreaddy covering this but to no avail. Maybe you can help me out.
I've heard mixed opinions about magazine springs and what happens to them overtime when kept fully loaded. On one hand, i'm not engineer, but it makes sense to me mechanically speaking a spring will become less powerful when kept fully loaded for long durations of time. This could cause a misfeed and jam the gun. Therefore, they advise to keep magazines only partially loaded.
On the other hand, I heard that steel springs don't have 'memory,' and that they won't be affected by long periods of loadedness(is that a word?). Also, I heard that constantly keeping it loaded for a little bit and then unloading it to give it a 'break' from compression will actually wear down your spring faster than keeping it loaded all the time.
Thoughts or opinions? Also, any factual data to back it up once and foreall would be awesome.
Hey fellas, I tryed searching the forusm to see a related topic alreaddy covering this but to no avail. Maybe you can help me out.
I've heard mixed opinions about magazine springs and what happens to them overtime when kept fully loaded. On one hand, i'm not engineer, but it makes sense to me mechanically speaking a spring will become less powerful when kept fully loaded for long durations of time. This could cause a misfeed and jam the gun. Therefore, they advise to keep magazines only partially loaded.
On the other hand, I heard that steel springs don't have 'memory,' and that they won't be affected by long periods of loadedness(is that a word?). Also, I heard that constantly keeping it loaded for a little bit and then unloading it to give it a 'break' from compression will actually wear down your spring faster than keeping it loaded all the time.
Thoughts or opinions? Also, any factual data to back it up once and foreall would be awesome.