1911 Disassembly and Assembly Part 2

[@gdvan01]

Thanks Rob.

[@John.VanSwearingen]

Grip safety relief cuts should be the industry standard.

[@RobSchauland1911]

It’s definitely heading that way.

[@williamtoney2599]

Thanks Rob…I’ve been waiting for another video. You must be working too hard 😂 I hope business is good for you ….

[@lancawthon1394]

Thanks for the video, Rob.

[@Sam-et3bv]

Cool video. I like this format.

[@RobSchauland1911]

Thanks. I’ll stick with the birds eye view.

[@RobSchauland1911]

That's a 5/32" punch, btw. Sorry...old man moment.

[@Mohel_Tactical]

Great stuff as always Rob

[@RobSchauland1911]

@@Mohel_Tactical Thanks.

[@markdavidson7510]

do you recommend any particular sear springs?

[@RobSchauland1911]

@@markdavidson7510 Depends on the application. Heavier, carry focused trigger jobs do well with the Wolff sear spring. Lighter triggers (2.5-3.5 pounds) are easier to achieve with the “Colt” sear spring or also commonly known as the C&S lightened sear spring. Lighter than that, the EGW evolved sear spring (shown in the video) is pretty good. Ultra light trigger pulls can be had with the Infinity Titanium sear spring.

[@Gamenofun]

Rob, what's with the hole in the Sear Spring?

[@RobSchauland1911]

It’s an EGW Evolved sear spring.