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Wilson Combat Bullet Proof 1911 Concealment Hammer Hardened Steel Blued

$48.28
Brand
Wilson Combat
Color
Blued
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
1911
Gun Part Type
Hammer/Sear
UPC
874218008451
MPN
337BC

Overview

The Wilson Combat Bullet Proof 1911 Concealment Hammer is a high-quality, CNC-machined component forged from solid tool steel bar stock. Heat-treated to R/C 48-52 for superior durability, this hammer is designed specifically for concealment and tactical carry. It features a skeletonized spur to minimize weight and decrease lock time, along with hammer hooks cut to .020" with an 8 RMS ground finish. This blued-steel part includes a narrow half-cock notch to prevent damage to the sear nose and features precise strut pin hole placement to assist in achieving a light trigger pull. It is compatible with Government and Commander 1911 models. Please note that gunsmith fitting is required for proper installation.

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