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Ed Brown Machined Extended Thumb Safety w/Match Lever Fits All 1911 Type Frame, Blue

$62.12
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
1911
Gun Part Type
Safety
UPC
800732890029
MPN
890MATCH

Overview

The Ed Brown Machined Extended Thumb Safety with Match Lever is a precision-engineered upgrade designed for all 1911-type frames. Fully machined from barstock steel, this component offers superior dimensional consistency and durability, eliminating concerns regarding porosity or warping. Its extended, wide-profile geometry (0.247 inches) provides an ergonomic surface for quick, reliable actuation, even under stress, while the angled design keeps the thumb clear of the slide during the firing cycle to reduce hand fatigue. This match-grade safety lever is well-suited for competitive shooters and tactical operators. It is finished in blue and requires minor gunsmith fitting to ensure safe, reliable operation on standard 1911 frames.

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