Suppressed back-gassing and gunk
Have a 9mm gen 3, fully stock internals with the exception of cerakote on the trigger and an Osprey 2.0.
At the range, I've noticed that the back gassing with the can on it is...quite terrible.
It's sometimes difficult to get through a full Glock mag (17+5, semi auto only) before getting choked out. Gas is mostly coming through the charging handle area and lingering in the face/eyes if no wind.
Also noticing that the gun gets very dirty VERY quick (within 1-3 mags), leading to the extractor being gummed up to the point where the extractor fails to yank the spent round out and/or properly grab on to the inserted fresh round, which requires dropping the mag, pulling the handle back and shaking the gun until the partially chambered round falls out. Fortunately, no misfires as of yet.
As for ammo, I'm shooting Winchester Super Suppressed 147 grain as I got a decent deal on it.
Question is: Would a .45 recoil spring help with this? Other changes I should make to the internals like extractor spring?
It's pretty much just a range toy for me, but I've also done a few external upgrades (with some more being designed before testing).