DPM Spring Kit For M&P M2.0 Compact 4"

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DPM Mechanical Recoil Reduction System for Smith & Wesson M&P M2.0 Compact 4"

The DPM Mechanical Recoil Reduction System is a direct replacement for the stock recoil rod and does not change the configuration of the pistol. 

This system works due to the multi spring intricate rod (3 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. Included with the system are 2 separate springs so the user can fine-tune the weapon for his/hers personal standards.The longer spring (more coils) is stronger and has a heavier pound rating than the shorter spring.

**As we lead the evolution of recoil reduction technology, products may change versions (new design with different springs, with or without plugs, washers, etc.) without any prior notice.** 

Power Rates 

Slide on the battery (idle position)

  • Short Spring: 8.2lbs
  • Long Spring: 9.0lbs

Slide full open position(approx.)

Total Power: 26lbs 

Overall Advantages

 

  • 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

Lifetime Warranty. 

For changes to features, like comp set-up, threaded barrels, slide conversions etc., contact us via email at info@dpmsystems.com before placing your order. In some cases, we need to determine whether a custom product is required.

Millions of our patented products are in service to military, law enforcement, sports and civilian firearms around the world. 

How it works

Reliability

Every compensator we manufacture has undergone rigorous reliability testing!

The design phase

Every product we make goes through a week long design process and multiple versions before we machine a prototype!

CNC Machining

We currently machine all of our compensators on 2 brand new Doosan DNM4500S CNC milling machines and a 2019 Tormach 1000mx CNC milling machine!

FAQs

The answer is easy! All you need to do is purchase the threaded barrel that matches your slide. For example, if you have a carry length slide you need a carry length threaded barrel (4.6"). If you have an X compact slide you need a X compact threaded barrel (4.3"). This will allow you to run a longer frame and give you an integrated look.

320 COMP INTEGRATION VIDEO LINK

Yes they do. We have run tens of thousand of rounds through all of our models and have had zero malfunctions. If you are having an issue with a build, it is likely the case you have installed our prodcut incoretly or your handgun needs broken in. Compensators need a smooth running system to be reliable. A new handgun has tolerances that need to be worn in before we suggest adding a compensator

-It's easy! We designed our comps to be self-timing so all you have to do is

- Remove your slide from you frame

- Remove your guide rod assembly

- Apply Loctite to barrel threads

- Thread comp onto barrel until it stops

- Back off a 1/8 turn

- Apply Loctite to set screws

- Tighten down set screws

INSTALL VIDEO ON YOUTUBE LINK

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