bunkerarms

Thank you.

Here is our most recent build. More of a purpose built gun with a co-witnessed RMR setup.

I have used their parts. I know the guy who is making the action parts for Wilson Combat, brilliant guy in the industry so I know the parts are good and improve the action.

So in religious context the number 7 is the number of completeness and perfection... I certainly hope that I did the number justice with BA0007.

Check the number on the ejector of G19, if it has number 336, that is your problem. You will have to replace the housing with glock part number 30275. The ejector #336 hits the case too high and causes ejection that bounces out of the ejection port instead of flips out. The ejector on part number 30275 hits the case lower and ejects the brass without coming into contact with the slide.

The complete Apex trigger kit is a great setup for the shield. You can go 4-6lbs in pull weight and the reduction in pretravel/overtravel exceeds 50%. The aluminum trigger is slightly more crisp than the plastic version.

Bob is right. Set fads aside and ask the question, what do you want to get out of your custom 1911. Luckily there is a couple builders local who can fit almost any need and/or budget.

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Welcome to the forum Bob. Look forward to some good discussion here.