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Your custom 1911 build starts with a quality parts kit.
Grab a jig and parts kit, and you've got most components needed to machine and assemble a 1911 that feels great and shoots even better. We've partnered with Stealth Arms, a leading maker of 1911 parts, to offer up these custom components -- now available in .45 ACP and 9mm.
Each parts kit includes the following:
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