HGW 1911 Composite Magazine Base Pad with Stainless Screws - 2 sets

Description

Hooper Gun Works – HGW
HGW 1911 Composite Magazine Base Pad with Stainless Screws - 2 sets
Part # 920BP
Hooper Gun Works set out to recreate the classic Pachmayr 1911 magazine basepad, re-engineered to high end composite 3D printed applications, and re-spaced to support modern hole-drilling patterns. If you know the old Pachmayr design, they had holes for DIY drill application. Most OEMs these days use the 1/2″ hole spacing pattern, center-to-center.
Contains
2 HGW Composite 1911 magazine basepads — Using Markforged 3D printed Onyx base
1/4″ thick low profile design, about the thinnest pad possible if using with a Wilson Combat #188 magwell, sits flush with the bottom
Ultra lightweight and engineered stiffness where needed
Just the right amount of texturing from 3D process, satin textured finish
4 Stainless Steel Screws
4-40 x 3/8, gauged for full thread size. Some H/W stores undersize their zinc steel screws just enough to ruin your day.
Compatible with Kimber, Checkmate, Ed Brown, Wilson Combat 920 series, Chip McCormick, Metalform, and many other OEM 1911 magazines with welded baseplates and predrilled for 1/2″ hole spacing center-to-center, and 4-40 size screws (#1 Phillips head). Note that our screws require cleanly tapped holes, and with good reason. A #1 Phillips head does not really support enough torque to keep from stripping when screwing in self tapping screws. Those who have been there before know this for sure. All of our shops can benefit from a 4-40 tap laying around.
HGW-920BP
Shipping
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First Class Mail may take up to 10 days while Priority Mail is generally 2-3 days once the Post Office receives the package.
Service / Tips
Please contact us if you need to return a part.
We are unable to accept returns on used, fitted, or altered parts. Returns must be in new, unused condition and in their original packaging.
We recommend that any installation or alteration of parts be done by a qualified gunsmith for the safest and most accurate results. Any mention of "drop-in" is terminology from the manufacturer. Any replacement of any firearm part may require fitting even if the manufacturer states it is a "drop-in" part.