1911 action parts

[BIGE7.62]

Anyone have any experience with Fusion Firearms action parts ?
My main interest is in the sear, disconnect and sear spring
Sear and disconnect are machined from bar stock .
How does the sear ,disconnect compare to EGW or Wilson bullet proof and the sear spring to Colt's

 

[AllenM]

I have used a lot of both Wilson, EGW and Fusion. I have had issues with Fusion parts. Neither Wilson or Fusion are of the same quality as EGW. If you buy EGW's ignition kit it comes with a new sear spring, which I believe is Colt, not certain though.
I have had a Fusion Hammer and sear break on two different instances. On the other hand I think Fusion's Frame, slide and barrels and top notch.
I don't use their ignition parts anymore

 

[DocIndy]

My 1911 builds have had EGW ignition sets. Allen has done the assembly and highly recommended their parts. I have had no issues and the trigger pull is smooth and crisp. I like them so much that I have another set on order for my 2011 project that's in the works.

 

[churchmouse]

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[BIGE7.62]

I have used a lot of both Wilson, EGW and Fusion. I have had issues with Fusion parts. Neither Wilson or Fusion are of the same quality as EGW. If you buy EGW's ignition kit it comes with a new sear spring, which I believe is Colt, not certain though.
I have had a Fusion Hammer and sear break on two different instances. On the other hand I think Fusion's Frame, slide and barrels and top notch.
I don't use their ignition parts anymore

Thanks Allen
That's the knowledge backed information I was looking for .
My oldest son turns 18 this year .I want to get him a 1911 for his birthday.
I thought about one of the fusion 1911 kits that he and I could finish together .
Its a toss up between the fusion kit or my 1973 Colt commander.
The Colt needs rebuilt . Plus If I give it to my son . I'll need another one or two or three , well we all know just more .
Looks like it will have EGW ignition parts in it regardless

 

[BIGE7.62]

I was typing and getting kids on the bus .
Thanks Churchmouse and DocIndy

 

[churchmouse]

I was typing and getting kids on the bus .
Thanks Churchmouse and DocIndy

AllenM turned me on to the EGW parts line up. I know have them in all but one of my 1911's.

 

[AllenM]

Thanks Allen
That's the knowledge backed information I was looking for .
My oldest son turns 18 this year .I want to get him a 1911 for his birthday.
I thought about one of the fusion 1911 kits that he and I could finish together .
Its a toss up between the fusion kit or my 1973 Colt commander.
The Colt needs rebuilt . Plus If I give it to my son . I'll need another one or two or three , well we all know just more .
Looks like it will have EGW ignition parts in it regardless

the Fusion kits are great. I did several of those back when they were more affordable, But it is a good way to do a build and still be assured of great accuracy even for a novice, Just order a frame slide and barrel prefit and install EGW parts

 

[Deereman7]

I've had great luck with egw sears. Also another new up and commer is extreme engineering. Shooters connection carries them. I just got done putting them in both my sti's. It's been a few years, but fusion never was on my radar

 

[BIGE7.62]

Im going with EGW . I did some more research . They do use Colt sear springs .
I wondered about Fusion because Ive had my hands on some of the slides,frames and the pre-fit slide,frame and barrel kits .
Kinda figured/hoped that quality would run throughout the parts realm .
I knew I could get some good hands on feedback here though .

 

[migunner]

EGW ultimate trigger kit with th Koenig hammer is really good. I have that hammer in several of my Caspian builds.