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Wilson Combat 1911 Tactical Thumb Safety Ambidextrous Steel Blued 192B

$55.99
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Brand
Wilson Combat
Color
Blued
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Safety
UPC
874218000431
MPN
192B

Overview

The Wilson Combat Tactical Ambidextrous Thumb Safety is designed for 1911 auto pistols, providing reliable operation from either the right or left hand for concealed carry, combat competition, or left-handed shooters. Featuring extended and serrated levers with the left-side lever built slightly wider than the right, this blued steel safety requires minor gunsmith fitting for proper installation.

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