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  • ehair
    Member
    • Sep 2010
    • 430

    1911 Question? Are SIG 1911 barrel interchangeable with other 1911s

    Title says it all....
    Is the SIG 1911 barrel interchangeable with other/regular 1911s like SA, Colt, kimber, etc.
    I can try and call SIG next week but I figured the calgun community would know.
    THANKS CALGUNNERS.
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    PutTogether
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2008
    • 2370

    Most 1911 barrels aren't 'plug n play' solutions. Your best result will come from a barrel being fitted to a particular gun. Not exactly like your average Glock, M&P, XD, etc......there is a lot of metal on metal contact in a 1911.

    That said, YES, the Sig 1911 barrel is no different than other 1911 barrels, and if you wanted to take the barrel out of your Sig and put it in your Kimber for a day, you could. You probably shouldn't, but yes, you could.

    If you one of each in a 5" size, Colt, Kimber, Springfield, Sig, SW, they'd all fit inside each other, and would probably operate. They won't all have the tolerances needed to maximize reliability and accuracy though.
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      ehair
      Member
      • Sep 2010
      • 430

      Thanks for the input puttogether.

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        CK_32
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        • Sep 2010
        • 14369

        Originally posted by PutTogether
        Most 1911 barrels aren't 'plug n play' solutions. Your best result will come from a barrel being fitted to a particular gun. Not exactly like your average Glock, M&P, XD, etc......there is a lot of metal on metal contact in a 1911.

        That said, YES, the Sig 1911 barrel is no different than other 1911 barrels, and if you wanted to take the barrel out of your Sig and put it in your Kimber for a day, you could. You probably shouldn't, but yes, you could.

        If you one of each in a 5" size, Colt, Kimber, Springfield, Sig, SW, they'd all fit inside each other, and would probably operate. They won't all have the tolerances needed to maximize reliability and accuracy though.
        exactly that. 1911's are like made to be fit and pieced perfectly together.. Everything is like made for that specific gun and made for everything to fit just right.. Its not like a glock where you can just take your 40 cal slide and put a 9mm barrel and your g2g..

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          ehair
          Member
          • Sep 2010
          • 430

          Thank you for the advice.

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          • #6
            jptopz
            Senior Member
            • Jan 2010
            • 1082

            The only real difference between the Sig and other 1911s is it has a external extractor. Just like explained above most parts must be fit to each and every 1911. In the past I have swapped slides and so forth on my 1911s just to see how they fit, but never fired them as such. Nothing fits the way an original part does unless it is fit to do so. So if your question is can I order a new barrel made by different manufacture and make work on my Sig the answer is yes with proper fitting.

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