1911 K-HOLE TRIGGERS Reviews & Ratings

Fusion, Pro-Series, Match Trigger, K-HOLE (Skelontonized), Long Length, Silver finish, Aluminum adjustable Light weight combat/match trigger for the 1911 pistol. The Trigger bow is also adjustable to obtain a good trigger fit in your frame. Comes with a serrated front trigger pad and adjustment screw. Some fitting may be required. Will work with most all sizes, makes, and models of 1911 pistols and clones.

SPECS: Fits all 1911 models and are adjustable. Available in a silver or black finish.

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Reviews Summary

The 1911 K-HOLE trigger garners mixed reviews. While some users appreciate its value and performance after necessary fitting adjustments, others encounter issues like rough edges and poor initial alignment. Quality control concerns are noted, particularly regarding parts that may require straightening. Overall, it offers potential but may need work to meet expectations.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Product Quality

55%

Several reviews highlight significant quality concerns, noting issues like bent parts and rough edges, which necessitate additional fitting and adjustments. However, some users do find the final product to perform well after addressing these issues. This theme resonates with 55% of reviewers expressing dissatisfaction with the product's initial state.

Fitting and Adjustability

70%

Fitting is a recurring topic, as many users emphasize that adjusting the trigger to fit their specific 1911 models is essential. Some view this as a typical requirement for firearm parts, while others see it as an inconvenience. 70% of reviewers discuss the need for fitting and its impact on overall satisfaction.

Value for Money

40%

Despite the issues, several users believe the K-HOLE trigger offers good value for its cost, especially if one is willing to invest time in tuning. They find it satisfactory compared to more expensive alternatives. Around 40% of reviewers mentioned its affordability as a key positive aspect.

Customer Satisfaction

65%

Overall customer satisfaction varies, with some experiencing frustration over quality control and fit, while others report positive results after making adjustments. This leads to a split in opinion, where 65% of reviewers express either strong frustration or satisfaction once properly adjusted.

Comparison to Other Brands

50%

Users often compare the K-HOLE trigger to other popular brands, with mixed results. While some prefer the K-HOLE for its features after fitting, others report opting for competitors due to difficulties faced. Approximately 50% of reviewers have shared comparisons regarding performance and quality relative to other brands.

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Don't bother it will fall apart

Got the trigger in and when I opened it I noticed a spot on the trigger where the black missed. Not a big deal, I was going to recoat it anyway. I degreased a bunch of parts with acetone to prep for Cerakote and this trigger fell apart. The back fell out of the trigger itself. None of the other triggers in the batch from 3 other manufacturers fell apart. I'm glad I didn't get to a point to rely on this. Avoid this junk!

Garbage

Bought direct. Every part was bent, need to buy the dye to fix and straighten everything. So if you have a trigger dye and have a hour to waste you Ill enjoy this install. NOT.

Poor quality control

Received this trigger as an upgrade to the stock trigger in my Remington R1 Enhanced. Out of the package the bow was 'bowed' inward to the point where the magazine wouldn't even pass through. Tried to straighten but when dealing with spring steel it is very difficult to correct the geometry 100%. Installed in firearm and got it to work without effecting magazine loading/unloading, however the bow now had excessive friction in the trigger channels causing an unsatisfactory trigger pull. Reordered an STI trigger with which I've had good experiences twice previously. Installed and adjusted the STI trigger and its perfect. As for the K-Hole one well ill just write of this as a $20 lesson learned!

Garbage

Couldn't get it to fit no matter how, found that each side of the bow were set into the trigger unequal. Tried everything. Spend ten more dollars and get a quality trigger from a dependable company.not happy with this at all.

Gunsmithing Required

This was installed in my American Tactical Thunderbolt. The Thunderbolt banana hole trigger is smooth and crisp but is not adjustable for over travel. The Fusion trigger measured the same as the Thunderbolt trigger, but the shoe is off with the bow. There is a .080 gap from top of shoe and trigger guard. I had to sand about .050 from shoe bottom to fit. the Wilson Combat trigger is oversize evenly for a better fit. The trigger bow had sharp burrs rubbing against frame . I mark the bow and stoned burrs and sharp corners that was rubbing. The end of the trigger bow is .020 To high and had to be sanded so trigger will fit in bow channel. This was main gun smithing problem for the disconnect, sear and mainspring engage. I use a dial caliper to measure the h x w x l of the shoe and trigger bow. I dye each part while fitting to see where contact was issue. Sand .005 At a time until fit (it's easier to remove material than add). I put the sand paper and flat/ smooth surface (glass or granite) to ensure even removal. I have not use at the range yet to see quality, durability and performance of the trigger, shoe and adjustable set screw.