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Wilson Combat 1911 Recoil Spring Full Size 11 Pound Heavy Duty Chrome Silicone 703G-11

$9.95
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Brand
Wilson Combat
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
1911
Gun Part Type
Spring
UPC
811826020796
MPN
703G11

Overview

The Wilson Combat full-size recoil spring is an 11 lb spring made from high-strength chrome silicone steel. Designed for 5-inch full-size 1911 pistols chambered in 9mm or .38 Super, it is specifically intended for use with target ammunition. These springs are built to provide consistent performance and an average service life of 20,000 rounds while reducing impact stress on the slide and frame.

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