Thought I love my Tanfoglio pistols, I also love my 1911 single stack pistols and competing at the 1911 Single Stack Nationals. I've used the Smith & Alexander magwell & mainspring housing, but the TechWell provides a hugely improved system. For anyone wanting to compete in the USPSA Single Stack division it's the setup you want for your 1911 ! The TechWell system consists of two beautifully checkered aluminum grip panels which holds the magwell in place. This magwell is designed by The Great One (TGO) himself, Rob Leatham.

20 LPI Steel checkered mainspring housing helps get the weight in the right place and gives you good traction.

Tool steel hammer is computer designed to remove all excess weight for the fastest lock times. Hooks and engagement surfaces are precision ground and pre-polished.

Weighs only .3 oz (9g).

For trigger jobs that last longer and stay crisp, add an EGW hard sear. At 55 Rc scale, it’s the hardest sear available anywhere! The sears are machined on CNC machining centers then ground to our geometry (the sears are often used as supplied). They have become so popular that EGW has sold more than 12,000.

20 LPI Steel checkered mainspring housing helps get the weight in the right place and gives you good traction. Stainless Steel.

When it comes to the beavertail I always go with stainless as I tend to file and grind until I get them to fit my hand the way I want it. The memory groove can help for a consistent grips. Personally I grind it down to fit my hand. Series 80.

Same as for the beavertail, I want my safeties in stainless. The Ed Brown wide ambi safeties is the perfect starting point for your personalized thumb safeties. On my single stacks I file and grind on my safeties to fit my thumbs. I love 'em.

Ed Brown's match extractors provide positive extraction. That's all that matters.

EGW makes firing pins that fit slides within .001 to eliminate primer shear. Match guns using hot loads can produce primer flow around the firing pin. When the barrel unlocks, it can shear the primer and leaves a block in the slide which can cause the miss-fires from light hits from the firing pin.

Short tail to keep it light, made from 6aL4v Titanium. gets the hammer speed up, and works great with our Ti Strut, and High quality drill rod pin sets.

EGW firing pin stops are wider to prevent extractor movement. That means more reliable ejection! The stop is thicker to eliminate lateral movement as well. Radius corners prevent cracking so it lasts longer too. The back corner is square to slow the slide opening. 48 Rc scale. Fits Series 70, 80 in Super 10 and .45 (Blue).

For lighter and crisper trigger pulls the EGW Long design prevents the disconnector from creating drag on the sear pin. The long disconnector also enables you to time the position of the slide when the trigger engages the sear. Stainless.

Long to allow precision fitting.

The EGW ejector is long at both ends. The back is long for easier blending with any slide, and the front is extra long for easier cutting, fitting and contouring. It's heat treated for longer life and lasting durability. Ideal for use on problem guns that kick brass back in the shooter’s face and also helps supers eject under scopes.

EGW oversized slide stops are completely round, where most others are not. For consistent lock-up they are O/S .2000+/-.0005 for better fit to the frame, superior lock-up, and yes, accuracy! They are heat treated for increased durability. The EGW slide stop is available in stainless steel and the grip area is checkered.

With Takedown hole. Available for both 1911 single stack and 2011 / STI frames. 1911 guide rods have a head diameter of 0.450" while the STI has a head diameter of 0.425".

EGW's Reverse Plug Bushing allows you to fit a standard barrel and bushing to bushingless cone or bull barreled guns. This will make your STI gun IDPA legal.

EGW pins are made from drill rod and are made to the GI specs.