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Lower Paddle Thumb Safety Stainless Steel Reviews

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Precision Control: 1911 Lower Paddle Thumb Safety - Stainless Steel
Experience a new level of control and speed with your 1911 pistol. This expertly crafted thumb safety features an innovative lower paddle design in durable stainless steel, positioned for optimal thumb placement. This allows for rapid, positive safety manipulation ("on" or "off") with minimal disturbance to your shooting grip, making it ideal for competition or defensive use, especially for those employing a modern high-thumb grip.
The stainless steel construction offers superior corrosion resistance, making it an excellent choice for carry guns or use in harsh environments, while providing a clean, modern aesthetic.
Enhanced Ergonomics: Lower paddle facilitates a more natural reach and faster operation.
High-Grip Compatible: Reduces the chance of accidental safety activation common with high-grip holds.
Robust Stainless Steel Construction: Machined from solid stainless steel for maximum durability, exceptional corrosion resistance, and reliable function under pressure.
Modern Stainless Finish: Offers excellent protection against sweat, wear, and the elements, with a natural silver appearance that complements stainless or two-tone 1911s.
Compatibility: Designed to fit standard 1911 frames.
Installation Notice: As with most precision 1911 components, achieving a perfect fit and ensuring correct sear engagement may require minor fitting. Professional installation by a certified 1911 gunsmith is strongly recommended for safety and optimal performance.NOTE: Due to the differences in double stack grip width, this part may not work for you without fitment of the paddle.

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Posted 3 months ago
I replaced the thumb safety on my Kimber Pro Carry II and it wasn’t too hard. You do have to be careful not to lose the spring against the safety and carefully push it in while reinstalling the safety. I also had to file the new safety a little to get it to engage. The best thing is to closely compare the removed safety with the new one to know where it needs filed. I used my Dremel instead of a hand file and it worked really good. I really like the new safety. It’s so much easier to get ahold of.
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Posted 3 months ago