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Crafted from robust solid bar stock, our Bullet Proof plunger tube is built to last and can be easily installed in any 1911.
Our Bullet Proof plunger tube is designed to withstand the test of time and can be simply installed in any 1911 pistol. This durable product is made from solid bar stock for added strength and stability. Using advanced manufacturing processes, the tube guarantees a secure fit that won't weaken over time. Experience peace of mind when you choose this durable solution for your needs!
When it comes to high-performance handguns, Wilson Combat® Bullet Proof® parts are unrivaled in terms of quality, craftsmanship and cost. Each component is skillfully CNC machined from solid steel billet for a precise and perfect fit; castings or substandard imported injection molded parts will never use the Bullet Proof® name. Invest in Bullet Proof® parts with full assurance they are free of any defects or breakage - a guarantee that can't be beaten! We offer the strongest warranty and highest quality parts in the industry.
- Blued carbon steel
- Gunsmith installation required
NOTE: Wilson Combat 1911 small parts may require minor fitting and should only be installed by a qualified gunsmith. Although these parts are intended to be drop-in, due to the range of tolerances between various manufacturers' handguns, some fitting may occasionally be necessary. We highly recommend all fitting/installation of small parts is done by a professional gunsmith.
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Reviews
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Better Than Factory.
After 1500 round in my 80 Series S&W my tube worked loose and had a cracked post. I would say I’m not excessively using the safety, if that matters. . . Mr. S&W tech I talked to on the phone. I could have sent it back to S&W and waited three weeks for the same part but I decided to swap it out with this. I now have over 2000 rounds on this tube and NO issues. Since it’s more or less part of the frame and not really serviceable in the field I wanted a part that I assumed wouldn’t fail. I think I’ve found it.