1911 BARSTOCK HARDCORE® HAMMER

1911 BARSTOCK HARDCORE® HAMMER Reviews & Ratings

Machined-from-barstock hammer features a long list of custom modifications for a match-quality trigger pull without a lot of work. Sear hooks are cut to height, then precision surface ground so just a light stoning is all that's necessary to achieve a crisp, clean-breaking trigger pull. Half-cock notch is narrowed to help prevent sear damage and pin holes are CNC-machined for location; lowered strut pin hole reduces full-cock spring pressure. Narrowed spur minimizes slide drag; larger-than-factory, Commander-style opening reduces weight for a fast fall and even faster locktimes. Fully-chamfered edges eliminate sharp points that can abrade clothing and skin. SPECS: 4140 alloy steel, blue, or 420 stainless steel, SS. Rc
52-54, .020'-.022' hook height, Gunsmith installation
recommended.
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Reviews Summary
The reviews highlight the Ed Brown Hardcore Hammer as a high-quality, aesthetically pleasing component for 1911 builds, appreciated for its performance and value. While many find it a solid choice, a few note variations in specifications that could require adjustments for optimal performance. Overall, customers seem satisfied with their purchases.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Product Quality
85%
Reviewers consistently praise the high-quality materials and craftsmanship of the Ed Brown Hardcore Hammer, noting that it meets or exceeds their expectations for performance and durability.
Aesthetic Appeal
65%
Many customers appreciate the hammer's unique and classy appearance, indicating it adds visual appeal to their 1911s, making it a popular choice for aesthetic enhancements.
Value for Money
50%
Several reviews highlight the hammer as a great value for those on a budget, providing quality performance without a hefty price tag, which many users find satisfactory.
Adjustability and Specifications
40%
A few reviewers mention issues with specifications, particularly regarding the halfcock notch and over-travel adjustment, indicating that modifications may be necessary for specific performance goals.
Ease of Installation
60%
Users report that the hammer is easy to install, often requiring minimal adjustments, allowing for a straightforward upgrade to their existing 1911 triggers.
5
Barstock Hammer
These are high quality hammers. I repaired two 1911s with them over the last month. Hammer hooks are a little bit longer than the match prepped hammers and that is what I needed.
Would you recommend this? Yes, I would recommend to a friend
5
Ed Brown always excellent quality
Ed Brown hammers have been a staple in my 1911 builds for at least 30 years!
5
Excellent
This is a very nice addition to any 1911. It has a classy and unique look to it, and when it says a light stoning is all that is needed to achieve a smooth crisp trigger pull, they mean it. It was good just dropped in. After some very light stoning it was perfect.
5
Perfect!
This dropped in to a Taurus 1911. also used Ed Brown "Hardcore" sear, disconnect, and strut. Slight improvement to an already fantastic stock trigger. Looks much better; got rid of the ugly Taurus hammer and lock. And that was the point.