Have a 1911-22 sig with upgraded guide rod,spring and other parts, Will these shock Buffers work in this setup? Thanks
1298356
I think they are designed for more powerful 1911s. But, it would not cost you very much to find out. If you are like most guys you will probably have one or more 45 cal. 1911s before too long. So, just save the buffers for them.
1298357
I used one on my 1911 A Springfield Armory .45, but I was replacing this part with the exact one that had worn out on my hand gun. I new it would work because it was the same part. Sorry, but I can't answer your question.
1298358
Aslong as the outer diameter of the barrel is the same I don't see why it wouldn't fit.
1213077
I mounted them on a Savage 22 LR which has standard mounting. I don't know what your mounting them on but I went to Weaver scope mounts and they only had the 1 type for 22LR guns.
351917
They certainly should work. I do not have the bull barrel on my CZ, but there is plenty of space between my scope bell and the barrel.
1784386
Definitely will fit, as the loaded already comes with a full length guide rod, albeit a two pc full length rod, or you could use a short GI length guide rod. They all will fit and function normally. It's purely preference, thought some claim to be able to "tighten up" a 1911 some by installing a full length rod. It's small money, try it and decide yourself, and it's always useful as a backup part should you lose one or it fails.
144628
Yes they will, but they may feel funny in such a short grip. They are wider than shock base plates. work great on G19 & G17 !
483471
1911 springs are interchangeable throughout almost all models if it has a standard 1911 frame in a 9mm, 0.45cal or 357 it should fit just fine. I do know on the 9mm it may cause the slide to close prematurely and snag the shell casing on its way out.
648842
It should work. I noticed a 1/4- 1/3reduction in recoil firing standard 9mm. since the guide rod is skinnier the sprig wiggles around a bit. So when your racking the slide the spring will bump the underside of the locking block. I havent had any problems with it. but Ive only put about 150 rounds through my Taurus pt92
307032
These grip inserts are great and should fit any 1911 frame. I even have them on my Ruger Mark III 22/45. Just be sure you specify full size or compact 1911 when placing your order. Hope this helps.
249803
I'm not familiar with that model so I can't say for sure. But these are meant to go on a full size 1911. Not a compact.
2102171
No idea. They are a shorter than stock shock for my 2500hd that's lowered a little. Reason why I bought them. I can't give you a accurate answer on if they will fit. Sorry
1923944
Yes, it will work but it is going to be a major pain to remove the orginal shorter tube and install the new tube. Unless you have a gunsmith do it for you. I actually ended up purchasing the extension piece and it works very well.
59630
No. Works fine with the standard buffer and spring. Simply swap out and you are ready to go
1446914
Yes. I have them on my 1911 springfeild range officer. I can send a pic if u like
769788
As long as thread pitch is the same, they should. Put mine on Springfield 1911 5" loaded model. Worked great!
2066099
The instructions I kept didn't indicate the type of rail/compatibility, but I think they are Standard Dovetail. I removed the rails from my pistol because I don't have an added sight/torch. I think the pistol looks better and is lighter obviously. Sorry I couldn't help more.
2257723
There is no problem with ANY stock attached to an AR lower . Buffer tube and spring is compatible with 300 .
832347
not without spacers, i'm using these for a p223 myself. I recommend you find different rings (spacers for the ring diameter, height is fine)