Wilson combat 1911 gun parts
Everyone that I know that owns a 1911 made some kind of upgrade or customization. I personally think that, that is the norm and it’s good to suggest to gun buyers that you should expect to customize the gun, especially when it comes to gun grips. There are a lot of things you can do to improve upon the GI 1911 gun that the military used. The first thing that I always recommend is getting the sights replaced with your own preferences. I personally love the way that Glock sights give a good sight picture and I have had very good experiences with training with my Glocks, but I still love my 1911s. Beavertail can be dropped in and you won’t have to worry about gun smithing, 99% of the time. The Wilson Combat Skeleton hammer and thumb safeties are also things to think about upgrading to.
An issue I have had with my big hands is that whenever I put on my preferred gun grips which are Hogue fingerless grips I sometimes it can become difficult to sweep the gun safeties or hit the slide release. I found this out the hard way with a 1911 and had to put in an extended slide release. You learn from experience but be aware that replacing any part of the gun may mean making another adjustment somewhere else. Wilson Combat magazines are very reliable and lightweight and drop from all of my guns when the magazine release is hit. Not all magazines drop freely and this is something to pay attention to whenever you are testing out your CCW or defensive gear.
