Frame Parts

The 1911 pistol, a marvel of design and engineering, has been a favorite among firearm enthusiasts for over a century. Each component plays a crucial role in ensuring its impeccable performance. Let's dive deep into the essential frame parts available on our website:

Disconnectors: A critical component ensuring the semi-automatic function of the 1911. It guarantees that the trigger resets after every shot, maintaining safety and reliability.
Ejectors: These components are vital for swiftly removing spent cartridges from the chamber, allowing for a smooth and rapid reloading process.
Frames: The backbone of the 1911, our frames come in various materials and finishes, setting the foundation for customization and functionality.
Grips: Aesthetically pleasing while providing a firm hold, our grips range from classic wood finishes to modern polymers, suiting every shooter's preference.
Grip Screws: Often overlooked, grip screws are essential for securely attaching the grip to the frame. Our collection ensures durability and a perfect fit.
Hammers: Responsible for striking the firing pin and initiating the shot, our hammers promise precision and consistent performance.
Magazine Catches: These components ensure your magazine remains securely in place, providing easy access for quick reloads.
Mainspring Housing / Mag-Wells: Enhancing the grip and facilitating faster magazine changes, these parts are a blend of form and function.
Plunger Tubes: Essential for the smooth operation of the slide stop and thumb safety, our plunger tubes promise durability and reliability.
Sears: Interacting directly with the hammer, the sear ensures the controlled release of the hammer when the trigger is pulled.
Slide Stops: Crucial for locking the slide back after the last round is fired, our slide stops are crafted for durability and ease of use.
Struts: Supporting the mainspring and connecting to the hammer, the strut is a vital component ensuring the hammer's consistent movement.

Every 1911 part, no matter how small or seemingly insignificant, plays a pivotal role in the pistol's overall performance. At our website, we take pride in offering a comprehensive range of 1911 Frame Parts, ensuring your firearm functions flawlessly every time.

Frequently Asked Questions:

What is the frame of a pistol?

The frame of a pistol is the main body of the gun, which houses all internal components. It is typically made from metal such as steel or aluminum and supports all other parts of the firearm. 

 What is the frame of a Glock?

The frame of a Glock is made from polymer, which makes it lightweight yet durable. This material also provides superior grip and comfort for shooting activities like target practice or self-defense.

What is the largest frame Glock?

The largest frame Glock is the Glock 20, which is a 10mm Auto caliber semi-automatic handgun. This pistol is part of Glock's large-frame series, which also includes the Glock 21 (.45 ACP) and the Glock 40 (10mm Auto with longer slide and barrel). The Glock 20 has a thicker grip and a larger frame compared to Glock's standard models, designed to handle the higher pressure and recoil of the 10mm Auto cartridge.

What part of the gun is the frame?

The frame is the gun's main body, which houses all internal components and is usually made from steel or aluminum. It serves to provide support for all other parts of the firearm, including the slide, barrel, magazine, and sights.

What is a full-frame gun?

A full-frame gun is a type of firearm with an extended-length frame, usually made from metal such as steel or aluminum. It typically provides better support for the gun's internal components and increased accuracy when firing. 

What are gun frames made of?

Gun frames are typically made of metal or polymer materials. The specific material used for the frame can vary depending on the type of firearm and its intended use.

Metal frames are commonly made from aluminum or steel, which offer strength and durability. Steel frames are often heavier and more rigid, providing better stability for shooting, while aluminum frames are lighter and more corrosion-resistant.

Polymer frames are made from synthetic materials such as nylon or fiberglass-reinforced polymer. These materials are lightweight, durable, and corrosion-resistant, making them popular for use in handguns and other firearms.