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Ed Brown Stripped Slide w/Trijicon RMR Cut Fits 1911 Government, Stainless

$339.29
Brand
Ed Brown
Caliber
.45 ACP
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
1911
Gun Part Type
Slide
UPC
800732170244
MPN
170245GSSRMR

Overview

The Ed Brown Government Slide is a stainless steel, optics-ready slide machined from solid bar stock for 1911 Government-length frames. It features a factory-integrated Trijicon RMR cut, which allows for a lower optic height compared to aftermarket milling or adapter plates. The slide includes front and rear cocking serrations to assist with press checks and malfunction clearances. This is a stripped slide component designed for custom builds or upgrades. As with high-end 1911 parts, professional hand-fitting by a qualified pistolsmith is required for proper installation on a specific frame. The integrated RMR cut is positioned to allow for co-witnessing with iron sights when used with appropriate mounting hardware.

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