Drop In Trigger Jobs

["DoubleAction"]

Many of the newer pistols are using MIM components in the fire control trigger system, including the use of MIM hammers, disconnectors, and sears. For someone not inclined to do their own trigger job, while upgrading the trigger components with those of hardened steel, these drop ins have been popular alternatives for a good while. If one has the knowledge to disassemble, reassemble, and understand the functions of the internal parts of a 1911, one can install one of these kits.

www.cylinder-slide.com/ontarget.shtml

www.nowlinguns.com/merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=NG&Category_Code=AK

[TMan]

To fully understand disassembly/reassembly and the internal functions of the 1911, some excellent information is available by selecting the menu information on the left side of our home page:

groups.msn.com/HANDGUNS

["DoubleAction"]

tman said:

To fully understand disassembly/reassembly and the internal functions of the 1911, some excellent information is available by selecting the menu information on the left side of our home page:

groups.msn.com/HANDGUNS

Any questions from the 1911 functional pages can be brought up on this forum, or the group area, until the description data is completed