Duo spring, worth it or not?

[Chrisjan]

Hi,

What is your opinions on using the duo spring sets?

This is the only change, so I am not reducing the firing pin weight or nothing. This is on a panda action that is in need of a new spring. The rifle is used for f-open shooting.

Thanks
Chrisjan

 

[Uthink Uknow]

If you have to change the spring anyway, what do you have to lose? I've not heard anything negative about the two spring setup.

 

[expiper]

get a new spring from Kelblys ,,,,Roger

 

[watercam]

I installed a Tubb Duo-spring in my Palma rifle and had no regrets. Bolt does not flinch when trigger lets go, no issues what so ever with it.

 

[Lbart]

get a new spring from Kelblys ,,,,Roger

I'll second expiper!

 

[Scott Harris]

I have used 15-20 pairs of these springs in my and others' rifles. Feedback:

-They take a set that reduce the weight slightly below 24lbs within a month or two.
-I use an aluminum spacer to keep the strength above 24lbs. Doing this, it lasts about two years and then needs to be replaced.
-Wolffe 24lb striker springs are very good and also last 2 years or longer with weekly use.
-I originally bought the Duo springs because they would be the "last springs I ever needed to buy." As mentioned above, that is definitely not the case. Good springs, but the Wolffe are half the price and last just as long if not longer.

I still use the Tubb because I bought a bunch of them and they work fine. They are not any better than Wolffe IMHO.