Would this work in my Taurus Full sized 1911?
311909
Yes. It will work better than the factory spring. You should notice a slight reduction in the recoil as well as a faster reset to battery.
311910
So bought the 18 lb recoil spring upgraded from a 16 lb I belive from my rock island full size tactical now no misdeeds or jamming now my gun shoots flawless
311911
Yes it will, it does make it a extremely little more pull to charge it but it's worth it especially if you polish the inside rails
311912
I threw one of these in my Kimber Custom 2. It has a full length guide rod and it cycles just fine.
1605352
If the 1911 mag is a single stack it should work. There is a screw that tightens and loosens so there is no play in the mag holder.
396256
It's possible, I suppose. You'd have to compare the dimension of the weapon from the top to the bottom of the trigger guard. That dimension on my 1911 is 2-3/4 inches. Also the width of the revolver is greater than the width of the 1911, so if that dimension on yours is smaller than that it might, but I'm thinking not likely.
159452
Yes. I alternate between my Government (full size) 1911 model and my Commander (4.25 barrel). Both fit this holster perfectly.
454767
Highly doubt this particular size will, 1911 are full frame pistols and this is for a medium frame w/ specific to these models of Glocks. They do have plenty of 1911 hosters, would just need to select the right size for that caliber. Worth every penny though.
159780
Hi. Probably, but I don't have a 5" 1911 to test it. It does fit a full size Taurus Judge however, so I think it would. I have a couple of these clocks; I like them. They are very subtle.
560512
It should. Almost all 1911 models are designed with the same frame. As long as the handle is the same size and the screws line up, you'll be fine. From what I've seen with the Walther 1911 22lr, they have the same model style as any full size 1911
477225
Should fit any full size 1911 frame. Right side grip is inlet for ambidextrous safety lever. If yours is not equipped with it you will have a small gap in that spot.
1102889
Yes but you will need to drill out the front sight .first take a pair of pliers and brake the front sight blade off then drill it out put sight in and Brad the sight post .mine is on a full size 1911 a1.
1309516
I strongly doubt it, but I am not sure because I don't own a p22. Since it was designed for a full size 1911, it seems unlikely.
1330230
If it's a full size 1911 then yes. If you have an ambidextrous safety you may need to trim the top portion of the right side grip, it's easy to do.
2187398
If it is a full size 1911 yes it will fit. Ammo wise, it works perfectly with full metal jacket ammunition but it does present a small change in accuracy with open hollow point ammunition. I switched to federal jacketed hollow point ammunition and the accuracy problem went away.
1801953
I'm not completely sure but I would say if the grips that are already on the gun are the same size as a full size 1911 then they should fit. You have to be careful of where the cut out on top and bottom are located if there are some.
124391
Don't know for sure, but they install perfectly in a Colt Gold Cup. Most 1911s are made to the same specifications and it should work. If it works for you, the improved recoil reduction is significant.
135279
Yes, if you are referring to a Government Model 1911A1 with a full size 5 inch barrel. The standard full size Colt style 1911A1. I use it to conceal carry my Taurus PT-1911, fits perfectly.
533652
This particular spring is designed strictly for the full size 1911. The spring would too long to fit a compact model.
633335
It should fit on most full sized 1911 frames. I put it on my rock island .45 and it fit like a glove.