Glock 10mm/.45 light strikes

[gofastman]

I have read that these guns use a slightly heavier striker than the other glock models but the same spring, a few people claim that this will eventually cause light strikes and recommended going to a extra power spring.

How much truth to this is there? I put in a EP striker spring but don't really care for what it does to the trigger break point (I'm sure I'm being over sensitive)

My question is is there any practical risk of a light strike with the factory spring as long as it gets replaced at reasonable intervals, example: 2000rds/1year?

Last, has anyone personally had a light strike in a new-ish glock 10/.45 that has a fresh spring?

 

[rcmodel]

With Glock Perfection being what it is?

Do you really think they would use springs that are too light to be reliable in a new gun?

Of course not.

I would guess if you ever did have a problem, it would be with European or Russian ammo with harder mil-spec primers.

rc