Wilson Combat 681S Hammer Strut 1911 Stainless Steel Component

The Wilson Combat 681S Hammer Strut delivers enhanced trigger control and consistent hammer function for 1911 pistols. This precision-machined component addresses common trigger issues while maintaining the reliability standards Wilson Combat is known for.

What Makes This Different

Unlike factory hammer struts that can develop play over time, the 681S features tight manufacturing tolerances and premium stainless steel construction. The component eliminates trigger creep and provides more predictable hammer fall compared to standard parts. Wilson Combat's quality control process ensures each strut meets specifications for competitive and duty applications.

Key Features

• Premium stainless steel construction resists corrosion and wear
• Precision-machined to Wilson Combat's exacting tolerances
• Compatible with most 1911 pistol frames and hammer assemblies
• Silver stainless finish matches quality aftermarket components
• Reduces trigger creep and improves hammer function consistency
• Drop-in installation with standard 1911 tooling
• Manufactured in the United States under strict quality control

This hammer strut performs reliably across temperature extremes and high round counts. Competition shooters benefit from the consistent trigger break, while duty users appreciate the enhanced reliability during extended firing sessions. The stainless steel construction maintains dimensional stability even after thousands of trigger pulls.

Technical Specs

• Material: Stainless steel with silver finish
• Compatibility: Standard 1911 pistol frames
• Installation: Drop-in replacement for factory parts
• Manufacturing: CNC machined in the USA
• Quality standard: Wilson Combat precision tolerances
• Part number: 681S
• UPC: 811826020031

This Wilson Combat hammer strut represents a cost-effective upgrade that addresses fundamental trigger function issues. The component's precision manufacturing and material quality justify the investment for serious shooters seeking improved 1911 performance.