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SPRING, RECOIL, 1911, 4.25", COMMANDER, 12LB

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10C12
$7.95
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Wilson Combat

Keep your 9mm/.38 Super4.25" commander 1911 handgun performing at its best with a 12lb recoil spring. This recoil spring is designed to improve your shooting experience by reducing the frame-to-slide impact when firing.

Keep your 9mm/.38 Super 4.25" commander 1911 handgun performing at its best with a 12lb recoil spring. This recoil spring is designed to improve your shooting experience by reducing the frame-to-slide impact when firing. With an average service life of 4,000 rounds, this quality component should be replaced accordingly for optimal performance. Enjoy smooth and reliable cycling with the Wilson Combat 4.25" commander 12lb recoil spring. Order yours today!

Recommended Use: Commander-Size 4.25" 9mm shooting full charge ammunition or .38 Super / .45 ACP shooting target ammunition with a power factor of 130,000 to 150,000 (Velocity x Bullet Weight = Power Factor)

  • Caliber: 9mm/.38 Super or .45 ACP with light loads
  • Fits: 4.25" Commander
  • Spring Type: Round wire
  • Spring Weight: 12lb
  • Service Life: 4,000 rounds
  • Improves cycling and overall operation

NOTE: For questions about selecting the correct recoil spring, click here.

NOTE: Always wear high-quality safety glasses when installing or fitting any spring to prevent eye injury. High-quality safety eyeglasses should be used when shooting any firearm.

Reviews

  • 5
    TISAS BR9 Carry

    Posted by Nolan on Feb 3rd 2025

    I got this to replace the 19LB spring that came in the TISAS BR9 Carry. It feels so much smoother and it runs flawless with this 12LB Wilson Combat spring. Thank you!!

  • 5
    Recoil spring 12#

    Posted by Luke on Aug 8th 2023

    Have brand new Ruger SR1911 9mm Commander. Out of the box it had a half dozen FTF. Recoil Spring felt weak. Got 12# from you. Just got back from the range zero FTF's. Plan on more up grades. Thanks, Daniel