OK, I am asking from ignorance because I am not familiar with these. What do they do and where do they go? I have a Govt 1911. Thx!
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These Shok Buffer help take some of the stress from the gun's recoiling and will prolong the life of the weapon as well. I attached a link from Youtube that shows exactly how easy it is to install them on the guide rod. www.youtube.com/watch?v=QffJdIvmyBw
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You put it in front of the buffer spring and what it does is prolong the life of the buffer from all the recoil of the slide.
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One of these mounts on the slide rod where the spring is and helps to keep the barrel tight and cuts down on the wear. They are good to have if you fire a model 1911 45 caliber. pistol very much
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These sights are nice but make sure they fit your gun. I took my Para 1911 to a gun smith that informed me they would fit, well they didn't. Make sure your 1911 is a dove tail and the front sight post is spot on.
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Do not know. Have no experience with the Springfield 1911 pistols. You may try going to the Internet asking the question and perhaps one of the forums will pop up with the answer. Good Luck
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Evening Sir//They Did Fit my *Colt Officers MKIV/ACP~.45/CaliberPistol/Sub Compact*.Honestly,I don't know if they'llfit your New ATI/.45.I Hope They Do/=O].Sorry That I could not help for sure.All TheBest w/your new Full-Size Auto...Best Regards//Raymond
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Sorry,I'm not a person who has that knowledge. Please check with a licenseGunsmith in your area.
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im not sure how they work in a Colt, but they are perfect in my Sig. 1911 45 ACP.
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I am not sure, I know it fits about all full size 1911s but I do not believe they will fit compact model 1911s. You should contact the manufacturer to make sure.
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Crimson Trace has grips that will fit your gun based on model. Call them to make sure which 1911 grip applies to your gun. They have grips for both the long grip and the shorter Officer's grip as well as for the gun with blunt or "smoothed off" corner.
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I'm no expert. But I beleive it depends on the 1911. This one fits my 1911 with a full guide rod, but just barely. It doesn't completley lock into place. But I've seen them lock fully with other 1911's. It does, however, allow for smooth recoil. No grinding. Your best bet is to do what I'm going to do and get a GI guide rod. It'll make it easier to disassemble.
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These are scope rings. Not flashlight mounts. If your 1911 has a built in rail go buy a light that fits it. If there isn't a rail. Crimpson trace makes a decent one that mounts on the trigger guard.
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They are separate and mount on the rail of your gun. I really like the design highly recommend.
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Im no expert but ive ne er seen a set screw on a 1911 front sight. Its drift adjustable for windage but you'll have to make elevation adjustment at the rear. This sight installation is best left to a gunsmith or at least a decent and patient person with a set of jewlers files and stones.
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Lot's and Lot's........ By the way I have found that they will not work in a 1911. These snap caps will not allow the firearm to lock into battery. They work well in Glocks and XD's. Just a heads up.
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Steve - I don't know. I used my tool to replace the sights on my slide. May be willing to sell my tool though. Will be a long time before I use it again.
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These are ACP. They are for training only. Since they have no powder to create recoil, they do not eject from a .45 1911.
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the compensator looked amazing on my 1911, it did not match up perfectly and i was ok with that. It was until i decide to chamber a round that i realized it stopped my slide from going all the way back and not allow a round to be fed . i have since then taken it off and have been too lazy to return it, i have a springfield 1911 champion.
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I am not sure if they will fit that particular gun, but I have an ambi safety on my 1911 and I had to sand down the top of one of the grips. You really can't go wrong with these. I love mine.