1911 from the dead

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Actually, probably not. I'm gonna see how it shoots with the 4-fingered one first.
For a target shooter I wouldn't. For a defense gun I would. They don't break as often as they made them out to in the 70's and 80's, but when they do the gun is out of commission until fixed. I really like the EGW angle bore bushings when I do replace them. :)
 
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If the four-fingered collet bushing was installed on a slide with an unsquare front face it is much more likely to break. If one breaks on a particular slide you can expect more four-fingered bushings to follow suit on that slide. If I planned to use the gun for carry I'm definitely replace with a standard solid bushing. When the collet's break they typically lock the gun up and send the user to the gunsmith for repairs.
 

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And--- done!
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