
I have to say, the difference is quite noticeable. It still has a pretty good recoil, but not more than one would expect from a typical 1911 chambered in .45 ACP.
Momma and I needed to do some grocery shopping, so on the way to the store we stopped by the range to run a few rounds through the Witness to see how the new recoil spring would behave.
I didn't stay long. I only ran about thirty rounds through the gun. The range was very crowded, so I didn't want to take the space to shoot any longer than I needed, as there were people sitting around waiting for a spot to shoot.
Double taps were much more manageable. Accuracy at fifteen yards was phenomenal, even while standing without a rest.
I plan on going back to the range this coming Thursday, and I will write a much better range report, complete with pictures.
Until then, stay safe.
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