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One of the more frequent questions I get about grip safeties is “ What is the difference between say an Ed Brown and the S&A that is on my Springfield?” I will tell them that the Ed Brown is “higher” and will let you get a higher grip. And the closer you can get to the centerline of the barrel the less muzzle flip you will get. Then they will say “How much higher is it?” I have found that the best way to describe this is to take the S&A off and put the Ed Brown on and show them how much metal I have to remove to fit the Brown. They usually say “Wow that’s a lot “ So here are a couple of Pics to try and show it.
First the S&A
Note how nicely it fits the .250” radius, hardly any blending needed
Next the Ed Brown
Look how much metal will have to come off the frame to blend this one!
I hope this was in some way informative to some of you.
And yes Mike that is your LW Commander frame.
Thanks for letting me share
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Scott D. Mulkerin
http://www.sdmfabricating.com
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Scott Mulkerin on 2001-06-03 14:47 ]</font>
First the S&A
Note how nicely it fits the .250” radius, hardly any blending needed
Next the Ed Brown
Look how much metal will have to come off the frame to blend this one!
I hope this was in some way informative to some of you.
And yes Mike that is your LW Commander frame.
Thanks for letting me share
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Scott D. Mulkerin
http://www.sdmfabricating.com
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Scott Mulkerin on 2001-06-03 14:47 ]</font>