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- Flat vs. Arched mainspring housing - 1911Forum
I like the arched better myself I'm an advocate of point shooting in some situations and the arched mainspring housing points better I'd really like to try Ed Brown's wedge design Looks like a thoughtful compromise between arched and flat
- Why Arched MSH vs Flat? - 1911Forum
For me the arched is better, although I can shoot either The arch fits my hand better with my grip style Thumbs forward and riding the safety It's always puzzed me why commercial 1911's have all gone to the long trigger and flat MSH, since the military changed from 1911 to 1911A1 after much feed back from the troops
- Arched , Or Flat Mainspring Housing - Opinions needed please
Arched or flat? If you plan to shoot your weapon from the draw, I would take the time to experiment with both to see which MS housing shape helps you to align the sights on target the best If you find your are consistently indexing the gun below the intended point of aim, an arched mainspring should elevate the position of the gun to point higher
- Arched vs Flat Mainspring Housings? - 1911Forum
Put an arched mainspring housing on it and I begin saying inappropriate things, create a safe queen or a For Sale ad Or I make it right…for me The modern production 1911 - high visibility sights, beavertail grip safety, aluminum trigger, good trigger pull, enhanced slide frame fit, accurized barrel bushing fit
- Purpose of an arched mainspring housing - 1911Forum
Is the purpose of an arched mainspring housing solely to change the feel of the grip, and to help insure the grip safety is more easily disengaged or both? Or neither?
- arched or flat main spring housing - 1911Forum
I have never shot a 1911 with an arched main spring housing I will be ordering an ice magwell from dawson precision for my 9mm Trojan and am trying to decide on the main spring housing The arched looks like it might fit the hand more naturally Any thoughts?
- Arched vs. Flat Mainspring Housing - 1911Forum
I'm big-handed, and liked the feel of the arched mainspring housing, but after doing some experimenting and swapping back and forth at the range, found the flat mainspring housing pointed more naturally
- Arched mainspring housing versus flat: what are the. . .
The arched housing was mean to help raise the muzzle in relation to the shooter's hand The surface was also checkered since soldiers had also complained that the smooth housing of the M1911 made the grip somewhat slippery, which is what the Army manual you quoted had alluded to
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