Posted: 4/7/2023 11:30:37 PM EDT
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I have a Tisas US Army 45 that I love, but I can't finish a shooting session without bleeding. What would be the easiest way to alleviate that? Could I drop in a bobbed hammer or something? Thanks |
| Purchase a gun with more modern features designed to allveiate those short comings of the early 1911 design is my first suggestion. However many aftermarket parts can be retrofitted by capable hands such as a ring type or commander hammer or new grip safety. |
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Originally Posted By SDSImports: Purchase a gun with more modern features designed to allveiate those short comings of the early 1911 design is my first suggestion. However many aftermarket parts can be retrofitted by capable hands such as a ring type or commander hammer or new grip safety. Will y’all sale the ring /officer type hammers on site? |
| Wilson drop in hammer and beavertail. It won’t fit perfectly to the radius, but it will fit and work. I’ve been shooting government model 1911s for 40 years and have a permanent scar in the web of my hand from the experience. It’s easier to just have a drop in to put in. You’ll get good enough at it that you can do it as part of the cleaning process essentially |
