How I Setup My 1911's
NOTE: The Wilson Combat spring kit that I recommended has changed. Now they use different weight springs than I recommend. You need to buy the springs individually now. 16lb recoil spring 23lb main spring #45caliber #coltpistol #1911 #colt45 #1911pistol #springfield1911 #tisas1911 #ww2guns #kimber1911 #edc #gunrange #gunreviews #remingtonrand #gi1911 #guns #ww1guns #ww2 #wilsoncombat1911 #edbrown1911 #nighthawk1911 #custom1911
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