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Ed Brown 1911 Tactical Machined Ambidextrous Thumb Safety Blue

$149.95
Brand
Ed Brown
Color
Blue
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
1911
Gun Part Type
Safety
UPC
800732892047
MPN
892TACT

Overview

The Ed Brown 1911 Tactical Ambidextrous Thumb Safety is a high-quality, aftermarket upgrade for the 1911 platform. Each unit is fully machined from barstock steel to ensure structural integrity and prevent warpage. The tactical-profile lever features a 0.167-inch medium profile, which is considered a standard for most custom pistols. The safety lever is designed for shooting comfort, featuring a slight angle to keep the thumb clear of the slide and a double-angle geometry for a precise thumb fit. This kit includes a special hammer pin to hold the safety securely in place, eliminating the need for grip modifications. Designed for use with all 1911-type frames, this component requires minor gunsmith fitting for safe operation and installation.

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