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How to Match Tune a Perfect 1911 Pistol Trigger ~ It’s
How to Match Tune a Perfect 1911 Pistol Trigger ~ It’s Super Easy!
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Don’t be lured into spending thousands of dollars unnecessarily on a so-called custom gun to get a nicely tuned trigger! Any 1911 can be tuned for a perfection trigger, as good as the most expensive custom gun, and it is easy as can be, requiring no special talent or tools.
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You upset Wilson Combat with your 1911 slide video haha! Well done! I will keep to buying HK pistols and sigs they are expensive and never break if I let the slide go home aka abuse them like a bad child wc pistol.
Question on LSA. Sorry to hijack the comments to a question on LSA. I love your videos and after watching your video on cleaning/lubing an AR months ago I found some LSA online at Sportsman's Guide. I bought 4 4oz bottles. Your LSA is milky white but the LSA I received is almond clear – almost brown. It doesn't have much of a smell. I contacted them and they checked all of their stock (or at least a portion of it) and it all the same. Brown liquid. The printed spec on the bottles are all MIL-L-46000B just like your quart size. These are from Bray Oil Company. It also seems thinner than yours appears. They stand behind the product as being LSA. I did return them. If it not milky-white then it its not LSA, right?
Thank you for this very informative video. I just bought my first 1911 (Springfield Ronin 10mm). I am trying to understand as much about my new gun as possible. At this point, I'm very happy with the trigger. Honestly, I wouldn't trust myself to attempt this delicate trigger work after watching one video. Luckily, my range has a great gunsmith. Take care and Happy New Year!
if mod and tune 1911 not newer can made this good, worst gun what i has ewer have, totally big shit gun. all my other guns have 200 x better than 1911 have ewer.
Idk. I have 2 1911s both from Taurus. I won't do anything to the triggers on either one of them. Both are light and crisp. I would LOVE to do something about the trigger on my Star Firestar M45. That's a trigger pull from hell
I downloaded your video for safe keeping. Thank you sir.
I also had one but never did a trigger job. I was able to shoot within the X ring at 25 meters. The key to that was to press the trigger to one side or the other in it's channel and gently squeeze for the shot; all the time keeping side pressure on the trigger.
I no longer have the pistol because it was stolen in 1986 and has never turned up on the firearms markets.
I own a 1954 National Match Colt. Sweet trigger. Suggestion: go to Harbor Freight (or on line), and buy a 4" and 6" magnetic metal bowls. They work well for holding your metal parts as you disassemble firearms or similar objects. They won't roll of or disappear as you work on the piece.
16:24 – "A few buffs…" Then WHY IN THE HELL DID YOU ELEVEN????
For your information, "a few" in English, means THREE.
15:11 – WHAT KNIFE EDGE? YOUR FINGERS ARE FAT. hello and DUH?
Good Freaking Christ Almighty! Cannot you GET TO THE FREAKING MEAT?????
For a padded bench is use an automobile fender cover. Jegs sells em for like 10bucks. Lay it on the bench with the flap hanging over and you’re good.
Great video. Would it be the same procedure for a Colt Commander 1991A1?
Got a Springfield, 10mm. Saw that all the internals were cast with a plastic trigger blade. I bought a high-grip WilsonCombat beaver tail and filed the frame to blend it. Factory trigger was over 5 pounds. I'll get the sear right once the frame gets back from getting DLC and shoot for 3.25 lbs or so. Thanks for the great videos.
Thanks brother great to hear Murphy is doing well my boy Cole is laying in front of me as i wright this 3 years old now, i have a Colt 1911 Combat Target made one year like 96 or 97 looks like a Gold Cup but no NM barrel or royal blue love it a gift from my Wife of 50 years, im gonna pull it apart and look at the trigger parts thanks for the class . God Bless
Do you have any recommendations for a duty 1911 that will serve for carry and home defense purposes
Thanks for another tremendous video
Great video, thank you.
Thank you for sharing this knowledge.
Great video. I will do this on my RIA. Thanks.
So many things wrong with this video!!
The take up is the word you want as the trigger is depressing until pressure is felt like Freeplay on a clutch!! I would never mess with the spring's!! I would of taken the grips off!! The back of the trigger bow is usually the culprit on how it marries the disconnector sear !
In my opinion: The hammer to trigger pull maybe 4lbs, but that one looks like it has hammer spur slush. Less spur = crispy fast trigger. More rear mass on the hammer = accelerated hook wear with slushy sear let off.
Between the knowledge and the gentle grandfatherly manner of explaining, I truly enjoyed this video. Thank you sir!
👍Awesome (love this guy) 🇺🇸
Nice piece of equipment and nice demonstration on how to tune up a perfect trigger. I won a 1911 Wilson Combat CQB Elite, I am very happy with everything is in it. Nice and smooth yet nothing rattles.
Sweet shooter…less is always better on any trigger job…
Sir, I have a CZ 457 lux 22lr rifle. I want to mount a leapold rimfire scope on it. I cannot find mounting hardware for it. I have seen the video that shows you shooting your CZ rifle. Can you please tell me what kind of mounting hardware I need and where to purchase it. And I love your new puppy too!
What a pleasure to be educated by a softspoken, normal person. No nervewrecking gestures, no exhalted shouting, a pleasant voice that explains why yo do what…thank you sir..!
Very pleasant, calm, clear and instructive vid sir, thank you..!
Well done, Proof a man with time and experience is key life lesson. This is Something you can’t learn from google.