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  1. #1
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    Default Any one do work on 1911's?

    hey guys - was wondering if anyone here does any work on 1911's? i need to get mine refinished, a new trigger put in, the grip safety replaced, the firing pin spring replaced and a set of sights put on if possible............... any one here do that that type of thing or know someone who does? thanks............
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    Default Re: Any one do work on 1911's?

    Besides the refinishing you can do the other work yourself. You can get the parts from Midwayusa or Brownells and they are mostly drop in parts
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    Default Re: Any one do work on 1911's?

    i might do that, but if it's getting refinished, it might be just as easy for the refinisher to do it..............
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    Default Re: Any one do work on 1911's?

    http://egw-guns.com/


    One stop shop.

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    Default Re: Any one do work on 1911's?

    Quote Originally Posted by Lycanthrope View Post
    http://egw-guns.com/


    One stop shop.

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    +1. I just dropped a Colt Defender off at EGW the other week. I've never been as impressed by a gunsmith as I was with these guys. They really, really know their stuff, and it's immediately apparent from talking to them for even a minute. I can't wait to get mine back.
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    Default Re: Any one do work on 1911's?

    If I were in your shoes, I'd do everything myself, with the exception of maybe the refinishing.


    I installed a Wilson match trigger, sear, beavertail grip safety and hammer in my Colt. It wasn't as hard as I thought and it was extremely satisfying once I was finished knowing I did the job myself and didn't pussy out. Plus I really gained an appreciation for the inner workings of the 1911. The design is really neat, I swear if you're really desperate in a SHTF situation, you could practically tear the thing down using it's own parts as tools. Hooray for Kitchen table gunsmithing!!!


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    Default Re: Any one do work on 1911's?

    Quote Originally Posted by Rule10b5 View Post
    +1. I just dropped a Colt Defender off at EGW the other week. I've never been as impressed by a gunsmith as I was with these guys. They really, really know their stuff, and it's immediately apparent from talking to them for even a minute. I can't wait to get mine back.
    I'll add my +1 for EGW too.

    They absolutely do know their stuff, their work is top notch and they turned my Delta Elite around in just a few days.

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