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Ed Brown 1911 Bobtail Mainspring Housing Chainlink III Blued

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Brand
Ed Brown
Color
Blued
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
1911
Gun Part Type
Lower Receiver
UPC
800732816326
MPN
816C3BT

Overview

The Ed Brown 1911 Bobtail Mainspring Housing features the Chainlink III pattern and is machined from solid bar stock steel with a blued finish. Designed as a concealed carry modification for Government Model 1911 frames, the Bobtail design removes approximately 1/2 inch of metal from the bottom rear of the frame. This conversion transforms the pistol into a round-butt configuration, reducing overall weight and improving carry comfort by eliminating the sharp projecting butt that can interfere with concealment and clothing. This housing comes with the Officer's model mainspring and internals pre-installed.

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