Glock 43 DPM Systems Recoil Reduction System Installation

Published on February 23, 2018
Duration: 2:37

This video provides a step-by-step guide on how to install the DPM Systems recoil reduction system for the Glock 43. The process involves disassembling the firearm, replacing the factory guide rod with the DPM assembly, and carefully installing the new components, noting the importance of the washer's orientation and managing spring tension. A function check is recommended after installation.

Quick Summary

To install the DPM Systems recoil reduction system on a Glock 43, first disassemble the firearm and remove the factory guide rod. Pay close attention to the orientation of the DPM washer before seating it in the slide. Select your desired spring, attach it to the DPM guide rod, and then carefully install the assembly into the slide by applying downward and forward pressure to overcome the spring tension.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Components
  2. 00:16Glock 43 Disassembly
  3. 00:35DPM Spring Selection
  4. 00:48Washer Installation and Orientation
  5. 01:11Guide Rod Assembly Installation
  6. 01:38Managing Spring Tension
  7. 01:56Final Assembly and Function Check
  8. 02:16Conclusion and Recommendation

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main components of the DPM Systems recoil reduction system for the Glock 43?

The DPM Systems recoil reduction system for the Glock 43 typically includes two different springs, a specialized washer, and the main guide rod assembly. These components work together to reduce felt recoil.

How do you install the DPM recoil reduction system on a Glock 43?

Installation involves disassembling the Glock 43, removing the factory guide rod, correctly orienting and installing the DPM washer, selecting and attaching a spring to the DPM guide rod, and then carefully installing the assembly into the slide while managing spring tension.

What is the most challenging part of installing the DPM recoil reduction system on a Glock 43?

The most challenging part of installing the DPM recoil reduction system on a Glock 43 is managing the spring tension. The non-captured guide rod assembly requires significant forward pressure to align and seat correctly into the slide's index point.

Does the DPM recoil reduction system for the Glock 43 require any special tools?

While not explicitly shown or stated as mandatory, some users might find a small amount of grease helpful for the washer during installation. The primary 'tool' is applying consistent downward and forward pressure to overcome the spring's resistance.

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