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If you're chasing a better trigger pull in your 1911, this is one of the easiest places to start. The Wilson Combat Ultralight Match trigger (part number 190NH) is the long-length version with a solid curved pad, meaning no lightening holes through the face. You still get the serrated front and the clean matte silver finish, just with a traditional solid look that a lot of shooters prefer on classic Government model builds.
The pad itself is machined from aircraft-grade aluminum, which keeps overall weight down around 108 grains. That low mass matters more than people think. A lighter trigger reduces the chance of trigger bounce under recoil and lets a gunsmith safely take the pull weight down for competition work without giving up reliability. The bow is hardened stainless steel that's been polished smooth, so it glides through the frame's trigger track instead of dragging, which translates to a smoother take-up and a more consistent feel shot after shot. An over-travel adjustment screw comes included, letting you tune out that mushy movement after the sear breaks for a dead-crisp finish to every pull.
Dimensions run .480 inches long, .245 inches wide, and .920 inches tall, sized for shooters with average to larger hands or anyone who likes more finger reach on a full-size 1911. This is the same style of trigger Wilson's Custom Shop relies on in their own pistols, so you're getting a proven component, not an experiment.
One honest note: like most quality 1911 small parts, this trigger is designed as a drop-in but may need minor fitting depending on your frame's tolerances. Frames vary between manufacturers, and a few minutes of careful stoning by someone who knows 1911s will get it running perfectly. If you're not comfortable doing trigger work, hand it to a qualified gunsmith and enjoy the results. For a match-grade upgrade that genuinely changes how your 1911 shoots, this one earns its reputation.
It's designed to drop in, but 1911 frame tolerances vary quite a bit between manufacturers. Many shooters install it with no issues, while others need light fitting on the bow or pad for smooth travel. If yours runs tight, a qualified gunsmith can fit it properly in just a few minutes.
Function is identical. The 190NH has a solid pad face with no lightening holes, which gives a cleaner, more traditional look that suits classic 1911 builds. Both versions use the same aluminum pad, hardened stainless bow, and included over-travel screw, and the weight difference is negligible in practice.
A low-mass trigger like this one, at roughly 108 grains, resists bouncing under recoil. That means a gunsmith can tune the pull weight lighter for match work while keeping the gun safe and reliable. It also contributes to that crisp, consistent break Wilson Combat pistols are known for.
Long pads suit shooters with average to larger hands or anyone who wants their trigger finger to sit closer to the face of the trigger with less reach. If you have smaller hands or run a flat or arched mainspring housing that changes your grip, a medium or short pad may feel more natural. It comes down to where the pad of your finger lands.
Yes, and it's one of the better features here. The included screw lets you remove the extra rearward movement after the sear releases, so the trigger stops right at the break. That tightens up follow-through and makes fast, accurate follow-up shots noticeably easier.
| UPC | 874218004422 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 190NH |
| Model | |
| Style | Solid |
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