Posted: 3/25/2013 12:39:05 PM EDT
| Anyone know where I could pick one up, placed an order at Brownells, I was just sent an email saying that its now out of stock. |
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They are out of stock there too? |
| I installed a 10-8 flat trigger on one of my 1911s and I have to say I really like it. The trigger bow was a little long on the trigger I received and it did need a little more fitting than I was expecting. The Wilson seems to be a little easier to fit so I might try one next time. Both are top quality parts. |
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I installed a 10-8 flat trigger on one of my 1911s and I have to say I really like it. The trigger bow was a little long on the trigger I received and it did need a little more fitting than I was expecting. The Wilson seems to be a little easier to fit so I might try one next time. Both are top quality parts. http://www.brownells.com/handgun-parts/trigger-group-parts/triggers/1911-auto-ultralight-match-trigger-prod26350.aspx?avs|Make_3=1911&avs|Manufacturer_1=WILSON%20COMBAT Is this the trigger your talking about? Have you used it or have pictures of it installed? |
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I used the 10-8 trigger, not the Wilson. I don't have any pictures of the pistol since it's torn down right now. I bought a Springfield Armory stainless Mil-Spec to use as a mule so I could learn how to work and modify 1911s. It's been a long process since I don't have a lot of free time to devote to it, but it has been an enjoyable and informative project.
I originally built the pistol up using an Ed Brown trigger and I decided that I wanted to try a flat trigger to see what everyone was raving about so I purchased and installed a 10-8 flat trigger. I could not get enough over travel with the 10-8 trigger so I did some research on the 1911 boards and Arfcom to see how to properly fit the new trigger. While doing my research a lot of people were complaining about the trigger bow length on the 10-8 trigger and most people said they did not have the same problem with the Wilson trigger. That's why I said I may try a Wilson next time. See the link below for the Wilson trigger. http://shopwilsoncombat.com/Trigger-Ultralight-Match-Flat-Pad/productinfo/190F/ Quoted:
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I installed a 10-8 flat trigger on one of my 1911s and I have to say I really like it. The trigger bow was a little long on the trigger I received and it did need a little more fitting than I was expecting. The Wilson seems to be a little easier to fit so I might try one next time. Both are top quality parts. http://www.brownells.com/handgun-parts/trigger-group-parts/triggers/1911-auto-ultralight-match-trigger-prod26350.aspx?avs|Make_3=1911&avs|Manufacturer_1=WILSON%20COMBAT Is this the trigger your talking about? Have you used it or have pictures of it installed? |
I've had flat triggers on my 1911s since 1984 when they were introduced to me by Dan McDonald, a custom pistol smith and Master Class shooter ( before GM).... if you checker them with 30 lines per inch, you get a very good trigger feel....I found them very helpful when we shot 50yd Virginia count standards
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