Will it fit a WWII model 1911?
339935
Oh, yes. That is its design. But will it hold tight when you fire the gun? I would say not, because it does not hold very solidly. If it were shaped to really wrap around the trigger guard and hold onto some length, that would be different, but instead it is held largely by a tiny, sharp screw that nicks the trigger guard while not holding strongly. What tries to hold initially just rotates loose once it receives much shock.
339936
Please don't put this on a WW2 1911. It damaged the finish at the trigger and fell off after 10 rounds on my Ruger SR1911. Save some extra money and buy a magnetic rail adapter like the Ariete which has padding on the contact points http://shop.ramlite.com/M1911-M1911-A1-1911-All-makes_c3.htm
339937
Yes ..but i am having issues with mine...it will not hold up under fire. No matter how hard i tighten the screws it looses its hold. I am looking for a replacement.
339938
It will fit, but after the first shot it ends up pointing at the ground... wouldnt suggest unless you want to attach it permanently.
417436
Dont know if it will but it fit my fullsize 1911 .45 ati. I took a chance and it fit very nice.
430002
I don't think so, it will fit the officer and compact models, what I think you want is the one for the full size model 1911.
431373
I have a Springfield 1911-A1 and it fit like a glove. Very comfortable as well. No modification required. Shouldn't be a problem.
298813
I believe that it will. I have a 9mm and it works great for that. And my friend barrowed it for his 1911 and said it worked great for his. It is very comfortable to wear. And it is adjustable. I love mine.
367894
It should work. However, expect to do a little fitting to the trigger shoe width. The shoe on mine was loose verticaly, but a little bit tight horizontally. The stirrup will probably need adjustment to prevent drag on the magazine/trigger track. Remember, no 1911 part is truly "Drop In". -Cheers
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.
1749278
It may, I got mine for a .40 cal pistol. If the frame is the same it should. Mine was a fairly tight fit, but it has gotten easier with use taking it on and off. Check the product specs to see if it will. Others here posted good points. For baby eagle or 1911?
2239782
Yes. Fits any non-railed 1911. I recommend Galco's Draw-EZ, as well. It greatly reduces break-in time and wear on the leather.
1778238
It will work if the gun is a full size 1911 but it will need fitting. Since they make them over sized, It will not just drop in.
2177106
Don't think it would fit the 1911 as it's a single stack and the P226 is a double stack.
2182036
The 1911 Compensator should fit your weapon with no problem. it replaces the barrel bushing on your weapon, but in no way should interfere with the operation. I have a Springfield 1911 and the compensator fits perfectly.
1857438
Not 100% sure, but I believe the Sig is made on a regular 1911 grip frame layout. If that is the case, they'll fit fine.
2189344
Yes it will I bought it for a different 1911 but my buddy needed to use my holster for his Para and it was a perfect fit!
613206
I don't see why it wouldn't. All it does is replace barrel bushing. But its not guaranteed to fit properly. Didn't seat properly on my RIA 1911A1
1716753
Hubby says: If it has Novak-Cuts, it will fit. {Initially, he said this product would be too big for the compact 1911.... but, apparently, the Novak-Cuts will allow it to work.}
327055
I have a RIA 1911 and it fits that. If it has the same barrel bushing and recoil spring end piece as most 1911s and clones it should be ok, but I'm not 100% sure.