EGW HD 1911 Firing Pin (.075") | EGW Guns The ultimate gunsmith's solution for building a reliable, high-performance 1911. The EGW Heavy-Duty (HD) Firing Pin is precision-machined to a .075" diameter, making it the perfect choice for Springfield Armory and other slides that use this common specification. Machined from solid tool steel, this is the definitive part for a custom pistol build, ensuring flawless ignition and durability that factory parts cannot match. Find Your Firing Pin Size This firing pin is also offered in the following diameters to fit a wide range of 1911 slides. Please select the size that matches your firearm's specifications: .066" | .068" (Colt / Caspian) | .075" (most Springfields) - You are here | .092" (GI 45) Firearm Compatibility This Firing Pin Fits:
1911 Pistols (All Series 70 & 80 Models) 2011 Pistols Slides requiring a .075" diameter firing pin (common in Springfield Armory models).
The EGW Solution for Your Custom 1911 Build The secret to a reliable firearm is using parts that are dimensionally perfect and made from the right materials. Here’s why our firing pin is the superior choice:
Perfect for Springfield & Custom Builds: This .075" pin is the correct specification for most Springfield Armory 1911s and many other custom slides, offering a precision replacement for factory MIM parts. Machined from Solid Tool Steel: We don't use inferior materials. Our firing pins are CNC-machined from solid American tool steel and heat-treated for exceptional durability and impact resistance. Proudly Made in the USA: Every component is manufactured in our Quakertown, PA facility and is backed by a lifetime of service.
Specifications Material: Solid Tool SteelFinish: In The White / NaturalDiameter: .075"Compatibility: 1911 / 2011 (Series 70 & 80)Gunsmithing: Professional Installation and Fitting Required
1911 Firing Pin FAQ
Why are there different firing pin diameters?
Over the history of the 1911, different manufacturers have used different firing pin diameters for various reasons, often related to caliber. For example, .092" was common for .45 ACP, while smaller diameters like .075" or .068" became popular for 9mm and .38 Super to increase breech face strength. It is critical to match the firing pin diameter to your slide's firing pin hole.
Gunsmith Installation Required For the safety and proper function of your firearm, this firing pin MUST be installed by a professional gunsmith.
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