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Ed Brown Recoil Spring Plug Fits 1911 Commander, Stainless

$10.95
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Brand
Ed Brown
Color
Stainless
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
1911
Gun Part Type
Spring
UPC
800732881041
MPN
881CMDS

Overview

The Ed Brown Recoil Spring Plug is manufactured to original factory specifications for rebuilding existing firearms or assembling new 1911 Commander configurations. Machined from high-grade stainless steel and heat-treated to resist wear and battering from frequent use, this drop-in component requires no gunsmithing or fitting. Its precision engineering ensures a reliable fit that maintains consistent recoil management, facilitating smoother operation and faster follow-up shots.

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