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Fred Gee's Review of Ed Brown Products 1911 Sear Jig
The external packaging and label were beat up and shop worn when it arrived and the insructions were missing.
The shim is twisted from being stamp cut and crudely ground on the ends - it is not remotely flat and the edge was not true - plus it turned out to be less than .020.
The flat on the top of the jig was full of machine marks and the gap for the sear was sloppy and needed to be shimmed with tape even when testing the fit with a new Wilson Combat bullet proof sear. (no need for fitting...)
My pistol has many quality Ed Brown parts in it, I don't know what happened here. I regret not sending it back immediately and trying to use it.
The shim is twisted from being stamp cut and crudely ground on the ends - it is not remotely flat and the edge was not true - plus it turned out to be less than .020.
The flat on the top of the jig was full of machine marks and the gap for the sear was sloppy and needed to be shimmed with tape even when testing the fit with a new Wilson Combat bullet proof sear. (no need for fitting...)
My pistol has many quality Ed Brown parts in it, I don't know what happened here. I regret not sending it back immediately and trying to use it.
Would Recommend:
No