DPM Recoil Reduction System for SPRINGFIELD ARMORY HELLCAT

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SKU: 177-DPM-1000181
UPC: 5213007221810
Manufacturer: DPM Systems
MFG#: 1000181

Stock gun has a sharp and snappy recoil impulse. This DPM RRS worked to slow the original light-speed slide movement down to a manageable velocity. Clear instructions, and it is important that you get the correct springs in the correct configuration. It is not rocket science (the DPM RSS is though), but people seem to rip open the package and just start jamming parts together with suboptimal results. Slow down, read the instructions and be on your merry way.

helped with snap and follow up shots can even shoot one headed accurately

I really like the DPM recoil system. I personally felt a noticable difference as soon as I used it. I will definitely use this system for my future builds.

Overall Im extremely happy with the product, Ive not had any malfunctions virtually everything I have feeds flawless

When compared to the original Hellcat or the Smith & Wesson Shield, the Hellcat Pro's recoil feels more like the four-inch M&P or Glock 19. This could be because of its slightly longer barrel and grip. However, always remember, grip and stance fundamentals are key regardless of the weapon or its recoil system. I recently tested products from DPM that alter the recoil impulse of pistols. Although DPM provided me with products to review, you know I'll always be brutally honest. So, let's dive into it: the package from DPM includes three springs of different lengths, a new guide rod, and two spring retainers. The spring system is quite interesting, allowing you to customize the recoil impulse by mixing and matching springs and retainers. After considerable testing, shooting primarily 124 grain AAC ammo through my Hellcat Pro, and going through several spring combinations, here's my take: The longer spring felt too forceful in pushing the gun's nose down after shooting. After trials, I found that the short spring with the short retainer provided the best performance, with smoother recoil and better rapid-fire results. It required some adjustment in my grip technique, but the change was worth it. For those considering the DPM springs, I'd say don't keep swapping springs in quick succession – you won't feel the difference. Commit to a combination, adjust your grip, and you'll start seeing improvements. I'll be comparing the DPM springs' recoil reduction to other techniques, like porting and comps, in the future. But for now, the DPM springs are a keeper for my personal Hellcat Pro. In conclusion, if you're interested in modifying your Hellcat Pro's recoil, I'd highly recommend the DPM recoil reduction system.

Put in the medium spring then the strongest one. Love it made my hellcat much easier to shoot.

came with three springs, and no directions. all three springs equal in length with one being gold instead of silver. contacted seller and they said they would contact manufacturer, never heard from either again. funny how they get to approve or dis-approve this review.

Lets face it, recoil and muzzle rise on the Hellcat is terrible. Any improvement was going to be much appreciated. System kit arrived with the medium spring all set up. Kit included a harder, more ridged spring and a softer spring. 3 different springs total. Installed the kit as received. took only seconds. Wow what a difference. Took the sharp snap off of the recoil. Target re-acquisition time was greatly improved. Have yet to try either the harder or softer springs. Will just for comparison sake.

Like most striker fire pistols, the Springfield Hellcat has a factory recoil spring/rod that is quite over torqued and heavy. This is not an issue, unless you have arthritis and an amputee with fingers missing in my right hand like I do. The DPM Recoil Reduction System works exactly as advertised. The kit comes with 3 different springs (light, medium and heavy) so you can custom adjust the slide tension and felt recoil. The installation takes less than 2 minutes and is very simple. The DPM is a 3 spring recoil system, where the Springfield factory is a 2 spring recoil rod. The difference is you have less felt recoil, smoother action, less snappy and faster acquisition for shots. The DPM really makes a difference, especially when using hot loaded and heavier rounds. Well worth the investment, a great product.