[IrishCop]

...that I bought for my Kimber Super Carry Pro. Now I have swapped out 1911 triggers many times...no issues. But the rounded mainspring housing has me wondering...

Anybody ever took one of these things off and re-installed it? The tabs on the mainspring housing that fit into slots on the frame are, by necessity, on the rounded portion of the butt/housing, and at an angle, not dropping straight down like on a standard 1911. Looks like you might have to push the housing in at a slight angle then maneuver tabs into the slots.

Am I over thinking this (something I am not usually accused of)? :bigidea:

 

[Tim Burke]

The rails are straight, right? And the grooves are straight, right? Line them up and push it in, keeping the rails oriented with the grooves.

 

[Charlie Petty]

What Tim said...it can only go one way...

PS: never end a sent end with a preposition..."thinking of"

 

[Charlie Petty]

What Tim said...it can only go one way...

PS: never end a sentence with a preposition..."thinking of"

 

[Skeptic49]

Never had a problem in the Small Arms Shop at Ft. Hood, back in the 1970s..
Geoff
Who has tried flat and curved..and a multitude of grips.

 

[WaltGraham]

"I have a short trigger"... LOL

Me too, but, nonetheless I've had a lot of fun with it.

 

[CaptainGyro]

A preposition is a word I will never end a sentence with.

 

[IrishCop]

Okay, okay guys...I got it...sort of. (that's for you, Charlie. )

Tim, I thought I was over-thinking it. Thanks.

Walt, it's like the old saying goes...When they point, giggle and ask "Who are you going to please with that?", I say me. :smile:

 

[IrishCop]

Well, I put the short trigger in my Kimber this morning. No problems. The mainspring housing comes straight out just like a standard 1911.

Now the ambi safety was a little challenging, but got it off and on, and everything is working.

Thanks, gentlemen.