Reviews & Ratings for DPM IG P365XL Spectre Comp/ XMacro Mechanical Recoil Reduction System — 24 reviews — Page 1

I plan on putting these in everything. Cut the Snap right out of my P365 XMacro. Tighter Groups, more enjoyable shooting experience more reps, I can’t say enough! Worth every penny!

Don’t waste your money on cheaper editions, buy it and never regret on how much it improves your shooting experience!

Haven’t got a chance to use this kit on my XMacro pistol. But finally after several days got a chance to use new spring kit. There is several options of spring to use so you have to experiment with them and see which is me fits you best according on your shots placement. Everyone is different so go out there experiment different paring set up and see which one fits best. Must say it was an improvement of my rapid fire group shots.

100% recommended if you already know your fundamental skills and you just want to improve you pistol this helps to get faster follow-up shots and get a better grouping.

This is probably one of thevmost subtle but best upgrades I've made to my xmacro legion. You can absolutely tell the difference

Anyone reading this, if you want to use a suppressor, what worked for me was the longest spring and the smallest rod tip part.

Best way to tune how you perceive felt recoil. Easy to install just try the spring out and remove slide as needed. Doesn’t get much easier than that. Of course there’s the time spent consumed with trial and error but once you find the right combination for you, it’ll be time well spent.

I received the Special Edition Soft Version of the Sig Sauer P-365 XL Barrel Length 3.7" 9mm kit. There is a different version with harder springs, but I wanted to make sure this would work with subsonic rounds and a suppressor. I saw some people shooting suppressed P365s and they were getting failures every other round.

I haven't gotten my suppressor yet, but the DPM kit ate up subsonic 147gr and supersonic 115gr at the range, no failures. I only used the long plug + 2nd shortest spring, which according to DPM's numbers, should be about the 3rd softest configuration possible. I didn't feel a significant difference in recoil but maybe an even lighter configuration would help.

I kind of doubt the DPM kit is worth buying unless you really are getting a suppressor. Then again, Sig says you should replace the recoil spring every 2500 rounds, and this kit is only about $50 more than a stock recoil spring replacement, so in the long run, it doesn't matter much.

Manages recoil well. Easy install, options to adjust recoil

Optics Planet has been fantastic to deal with in my journey to customize my P365XL. With so many options out there, it's nice to have one go-to supply for most all options. The DPM product was definitely worth the spend, I'm using it on two other Sig's. The tuning was easy and within a hundred rounds of testing, I was good to go.