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Why does a gun recoil at the moment of the gunshot?

For every action there is a reaction. When a primer is hit and a bullet is discharged the energy of the bullet moving forward causes a rearward reaction of energy. Therefore you get recoil in your weapon.

DPM - Worlds Only Progressive Triple Spring Recoil Reduction System

The Mechanical Recoil Rod Reducer System is a direct replacement for the stock recoil rod and does not change the configuration of the gun. This system works due to the multi spring intricate rod (three springs) and controls the functionality of the gun. The third spring which is contained within the rod controls the movement of the slide so it never rams on the frame. Also accompanying this system are two separate springs so the owner can fine-tune the weapon for his/her personal standards.

DPM Telescopic Recoil System

The unique Telescopic Recoil System is a direct replacement for the stock guide rod and no modification is required. Reduction of recoil is accomplished with the patented multiple (four springs) progressive spring design. The system produces advanced recoil reduction by gradually slowing down the bolt carrier before impact with the frame of the weapon. Included also additional external springs and spacers, so the shooters to can fine tuna the firearm recoil with different type of ammunition and to match their personal standards. 

DPM Recoil Buffer Assembly

The Recoil Buffer assembly is a direct replacement of the stock buffer and no modification is required. Reduction of recoil is accomplished due to the patented Multiple springs & counterweights mechanism. The system produces advanced recoil reduction by gradually slowing down the bolt carrier before stopping in the bottom of the tube.

Advantages of products

Faster follow up shots , Improved firing speed, Slide and Frame Protection, Elimination of jams, Significant recoil reduction, Better double-tap concentration, Better control and greater accuracy.

Samples of Mechanical and Magnetomechanical Systems

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Section of Mechanical system

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Comparison graphs: the DPM recoil systems face-off the standard springs

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