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Ed Brown 2 Piece 1911 Commander Guide Rod with Recoil Spring Plug Stainless Steel

$29.26
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Brand
Ed Brown
Color
Stainless
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Spring
UPC
800732889023
MPN
889C

Overview

The Ed Brown 2-Piece Commander Guide Rod is machined from high-quality 416 heat-treated stainless steel and designed for 4-1/4" Commander 1911 pistols. This full-length, two-piece design fully supports the recoil spring to prevent spring bind, ensuring smoother chambering, extraction, and cycling while making slide takedown fast and simple. Featuring a long-wearing, shock-resistant head, it also adds weight to the front of the pistol to help reduce muzzle flip and recoil. Each unit includes a recoil spring plug and wrench.

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