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Ed Brown 15 lb Flat-Wire Recoil Spring Fits 1911 Commander

$8.39
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Brand
Ed Brown
Caliber
9mm
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
1911
Gun Part Type
Spring
UPC
800732915005
MPN
915FW9C

Overview

The Ed Brown 15 lb flat-wire recoil spring is designed for 9mm 1911 Commander handguns. Manufactured from Chrome Silicon alloy, this spring is engineered for increased longevity, offering a service life significantly greater than conventional coil springs. The flat-wire design promotes improved cycling and is compatible with a wider variety of loads. Note that this spring is specifically intended for use with an Ed Brown flat-wire guide rod system and will not function with standard recoil spring guides or plugs.

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