shoot one and find out for yourself.
I like the Brown and STI grips safeties, but don't have a problem with the SA grip safety. The Wilson GS doesn't feel as nice (in my hands) as the SA for some reason.
The Ed Brown is by far the best looking. Its too bad it wont fit my Springfield, I was thinking about having one fitted since the one on my TRP is a bit loose. (one part of the gun that was obviously not hand-fitted!).
The Ed Brown is by far the best looking. Its too bad it wont fit my Springfield, I was thinking about having one fitted since the one on my TRP is a bit loose. (one part of the gun that was obviously not hand-fitted!).
LOL, yeah found that out the hard way. Bought the EB and the jig, then quickly realized it wasn't going to work. kie: Oh well, I'm sure it will get used on a future project. :embarassed:
LOL, yeah found that out the hard way. Bought the EB and the jig, then quickly realized it wasn't going to work. kie: Oh well, I'm sure it will get used on a future project. :embarassed:
Yep, just let all the stuff accumulate until it's a no brainer. When I put this together, the only thing I needed to buy was the frame, safety, trigger, and plunger tube.
Yep, just let all the stuff accumulate until it's a no brainer. When I put this together, the only thing I needed to buy was the frame, safety, trigger, and plunger tube.
:supergrin:
Nice. I hope to accumulate enough parts and then just put together a "spare" gun later. :supergrin:
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