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Liked the 10-8 sights on my Baer (.115 width front, .125 10-8 rear) so I sent over the SF to get the same treatment.
The Baer had more of the internals slicked up: 10-8 rear flat FPS fitted, polished and tuned extractor, fit additional Wilson BP extractor, feed ramp and barrel were polished, sear spring polished, and barrel hood slightly relieved.
SF only had minimum mods: .140 10-8 rear, polish and tune extractor (stock extractor was barely clocking but no function issues), fit flat FPS.
Factory mods to SF include flat and serrated slide top and ambi safety.
Both guns run 17lb flatwire Wilson recoil springs with the Wilson GI guide rod.
Now they match (almost, aside from the acid-hand wear on the Baer).
Baer has about 3500 rounds through it, SF has around 4000 rounds.
Rob does great work, is very reasonable with pricing, and great to communicate with. Worth sending in your 1911s!
The Baer had more of the internals slicked up: 10-8 rear flat FPS fitted, polished and tuned extractor, fit additional Wilson BP extractor, feed ramp and barrel were polished, sear spring polished, and barrel hood slightly relieved.
SF only had minimum mods: .140 10-8 rear, polish and tune extractor (stock extractor was barely clocking but no function issues), fit flat FPS.
Factory mods to SF include flat and serrated slide top and ambi safety.
Both guns run 17lb flatwire Wilson recoil springs with the Wilson GI guide rod.
Now they match (almost, aside from the acid-hand wear on the Baer).
Baer has about 3500 rounds through it, SF has around 4000 rounds.
Rob does great work, is very reasonable with pricing, and great to communicate with. Worth sending in your 1911s!
My PII is awesome and my favorite pistol, I think a SF would compliment it nicely as you've shown. How is the POA/POI for those sights? I still have the original adjustable rear/front black on my PII and my POA = POI right now out to 10yards.
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