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UPC
874218005337
Stock Number
172673773
Condition
New in box
Brand
Wilson Combat
Model
190B
Weight
0 lbs
Wilson Combat is a premier manufacturer of custom firearms known for precision engineering and exceptional performance. Specializing in handguns, rifles, and tactical weapons, Wilson Combat is trusted by professionals, enthusiasts, and competitive shooters alike. With a commitment to quality craftsmanship, every firearm is tailored for reliability, accuracy, and durability under the most demanding conditions.
Founded in 1977 by Bill Wilson, Wilson Combat began as a custom gunsmithing business. Over the years, it evolved into a leading firearms manufacturer, known for revolutionizing the 1911 handgun platform. The company built a reputation for combining innovation with traditional craftsmanship, quickly gaining recognition for creati…
Founded in 1977 by Bill Wilson, Wilson Combat began as a custom gunsmithing business. Over the years, it evolved into a leading firearms manufacturer, known for revolutionizing the 1911 handgun platform. The company built a reputation for combining innovation with traditional craftsmanship, quickly gaining recognition for creati…
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The Ultralight Match Trigger is used by the Wilson Custom Shop to produce some of the world's finest 1911 Autos. It weighs just over 90 grains. The pad is machined from aircraft grade aluminum with a serrated front and features the Wilson Combat three-hole skeletonized design. The bow is hardened stainless steel and is polished to reduce bow to frame friction. It has an adjustable over travel screw for precision adjustment. Minor fitting is required. The Ultralight trigger is an absolute necessity for a light yet safe competition trigger job or to produce the ultra-crisp trigger pull that Wilson "Tactical" pistols are noted for. It has a low luster black matte finish. NOTE: Wilson Combat triggers are skeletonized to reduce "trigger bounce" which is rough on a fine trigger job and downright dangerous with a very light trigger pull.
