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1911 Flat Trigger - 10-8 Flat Trigger
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SKU: 100003159
Overview
Designed for shooters who want a consistent trigger reach, this flat-faced trigger shoe helps maintain a uniform length-of-pull regardless of finger placement. Its lightweight aluminum shoe and full-width stainless steel bow are paired with a serrated face for a secure feel, while the rear-mounted overtravel stop screw is set up to stay put once adjusted. The result is a practical upgrade for duty and self-defense pistols where a predictable trigger interface matters.
Why Hunters Choose the 10-8 Performance
Flat Serrated
Face helps provide uniform length-of-pull
Full-width Stainless
Steel bow is permanently staked
Rear-mounted Stainless
Steel overtravel stop screw requires
Lightweight Aluminum
Shoe keeps overall trigger weight
Polished Stainless
Steel bow and anodized aluminum
Key Features
- Flat, serrated face helps deliver consistent length-of-pull regardless of index finger placement.
- Lightweight aluminum trigger shoe with silver anodized finish.
- Full-width stainless steel bow with polished finish.
- Bow is permanently staked to the shoe for added strength.
- Rear-mounted stainless steel overtravel stop screw requires no staking or threadlocker.
Best Used For
- 1911 owners wanting a flat trigger for more consistent finger placement and pull length
- Duty or self-defense handgun users seeking a trigger with a fixed overtravel stop screw
- Shooters who prefer a serrated flat face over a curved trigger shoe
- Users looking for a lightweight aluminum trigger shoe with a stainless steel bow
Specifications
| Bow | Stainless steel, polished finish |
|---|---|
| Length Of Pull | Uniform regardless of index finger placement |
| Overall Length | 2.2 in (5.6 cm) |
| Overtravel Stop Screw | Stainless steel |
| Shoe | Aluminum, silver, anodized finish |
| Trigger Face | Flat, serrated |
| Weight | .3 oz (8.6 g) |
Pros
- Flat serrated face helps provide uniform length-of-pull regardless of finger placement.
- Full-width stainless steel bow is permanently staked to the shoe for added strength.
- Rear-mounted stainless steel overtravel stop screw requires no staking or threadlocker.
- Lightweight aluminum shoe keeps overall trigger weight to 0.3 oz.
- Polished stainless steel bow and anodized aluminum shoe are clearly specified in the build.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Flat-face design changes trigger feel compared with a curved shoe, so it may not suit shooters who prefer a traditional profile.
- The overtravel stop screw is intended to be set once; adjusting it requires care to avoid setting it improperly.
- This is a trigger component only, so installation and fitment depend on the specific 1911 setup.
- The lightweight aluminum shoe and stainless steel bow are specified materials, but the listing does not provide broader performance or durability claims beyond the described construction.
Suggested Comparisons
- 1911 pistol triggers
- 1911 pistol trigger components
- duty and self-defense handgun parts
- 1911 pistol upgrade parts
Suggested Accessories
- 1911 trigger tuning parts
- 1911 pistol maintenance tools
- Pistol armorer's tools
- Threadlocking compound
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the flat trigger face change for finger placement?
The flat, serrated face is designed to deliver a more uniform length-of-pull regardless of where the index finger contacts the trigger.
What materials are listed for the trigger shoe and bow?
The shoe is aluminum with a silver anodized finish, and the bow is stainless steel with a polished finish.
Does this trigger use an overtravel stop?
Yes. The description says it has a stainless steel overtravel stop screw mounted in the rear of the shoe, and it does not require staking or threadlocker to stay in place once set.
What size and weight are provided in the specifications?
The listed overall length is 2.2 inches (5.6 cm), and the weight is .3 oz. (8.6 g).
What type of firearms is it described as being suited for?
The description says it is a top choice for duty and self defense guns. It is also identified as a 1911 flat trigger.