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My old Colt 1991-A1 that I bought new, in 99 or 2000 stock out of the box. It has about 2000 rounds of factory ammo thought and has a consistent 4 lb. trigger pull, not quite stock it was too light and doubling once in a while, I installed a factory stock sear spring, 23 lb. main spring and cheap colt polymer trigger and it still has the lightest trigger of any of my 1911's (still has the series 80 firing pin block, original sear, disconnector and hammer). Yes the hammer and grip safety are as from the factory, the MSH is a wilson metal one.
My New Kimber Stainless Target II 9mm breaks at a constant 5 lbs. and my Mill-Spec Springfield .38 super at 6.5 lbs. I ordered a Cylinder and Slide 4 Lb. upgrade kit for the Springer from Midway and a Novak low carry sight that fits the Standard dovetail. So we'll se how that go's in a week or so.
Because of the Swartz safety in the Kimber I may just leave that one alone (not sure though).
Trigger pulls were measured with my Timney Trigger Pull gauge, so if not the most accurate, at least the measurements are consistent between the various guns.
I love 1911's they are for me my favorite autos to shoot!
My New Kimber Stainless Target II 9mm breaks at a constant 5 lbs. and my Mill-Spec Springfield .38 super at 6.5 lbs. I ordered a Cylinder and Slide 4 Lb. upgrade kit for the Springer from Midway and a Novak low carry sight that fits the Standard dovetail. So we'll se how that go's in a week or so.
Because of the Swartz safety in the Kimber I may just leave that one alone (not sure though).
Trigger pulls were measured with my Timney Trigger Pull gauge, so if not the most accurate, at least the measurements are consistent between the various guns.
I love 1911's they are for me my favorite autos to shoot!
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