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P365 STRIKER SPRING & BARELL QUESTION

RipTownTech

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Does the P365 striker assembly on newer models have the smaller internal spring inside the housing or just the main spring?

I am considering removing the LCI from my P365. Any recommendations for barrels that don’t have the LCM groove?
 
Just the main spring. The only first-hand evidence is from inspecting my own striker. My second-hand evidence is from reading on the web that the spring was removed when they altered the striker to address primer drag. You know you have the newer striker if the tip has a chisel shape. I can try to find references if you need. At best it will be anecdotal.
 
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Just the main spring. The only first-hand evidence is from inspecting my own striker. My second-hand evidence is from reading on the web that the spring was removed when they altered the striker to address primer drag. You know you have the newer striker if the tip has a chisel shape. I can try to find references if you need. At best it will be anecdotal.
Always appreciate a reference.
 
Always appreciate a reference.

Always my pleasure. I thought, "I'll find a reference after work." Then I thought, "Work is boring." So here's one discussion I found:


Post 18 must have been where I got my belief that it might relate to the new striker's beveled tip.
 
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