This article highlights how to install one of our EGW Prodigy Magwells. In the past couple of weeks, we have received some calls from customers who have had a bit of a hard time installing our Magwells on their firearms. The first thing to understand when installing our magwells or any other part is that some people may find it...
When it comes to handguns, one of the crucial components influencing accuracy and shooting experience is the rear sight. While both fixed and adjustable rear sights serve the same basic purpose of aiding in aiming, they differ significantly in their functionality and application. In this blog post, we'll delve into the distinctions between fixed and adjustable rear sights, debunking common...
The extractor in a 1911 is like a helpful hand that grabs the used part (the spent cartridge case) from the gun's chamber and pulls it out, making way for a fresh round to be loaded for the next shot. This process is integral to the pistol's cycle of operation, ensuring the gun can fire, eject, and load new rounds...
The EGW Delrin Plunger Tube Stake-In Tool is a specially designed tool that simplifies the installation of a plunger tube on a 1911 pistol frame. The tool is made of Delrin, a high-strength thermoplastic material that is lightweight, and steel. It features a precision fit that ensures the plunger tube is staked in place correctly and securely, preventing it from...
AS OF 2024, THE EGW PRODIGY MAG WELL DOES NOT NEED FITTING If you need to modify your magazine base pad to fit with your new EGW mag well, here are a few simple steps you need to follow. Tools needed:1.File and/or Sand Paper (300 Grit or Higher)2.Punch Time Required:5-10 minutes First you will need a metal file and/or sandpaper...
The 1911 is a classic design for a semi-automatic handgun that has been in use for over a century. It was designed by John Browning and first used by the US Army in 1911, hence the name. Since then, the 1911 has become one of the most popular and iconic handgun designs in the world. Over the years, several variations...
Hunters and shooters, are you tired of buying scope rails only to find out they don't fit your rifle? EGW has developed a solution in the form of the Rail Gauge, a free and printable tool that helps you understand your rifle's measurements. The Rail Gauge is a multi-functional tool that will assist you in determining the radius of your...
This article highlights how to install one of our EGW Prodigy Magwells. In the past couple of weeks, we have received some calls from customers who have had a bit of a hard time installing our Magwells on their firearms. The first thing to understand when installing our magwells or any other part is that some people may find it...
When it comes to handguns, one of the crucial components influencing accuracy and shooting experience is the rear sight. While both fixed and adjustable rear sights serve the same basic purpose of aiding in aiming, they differ significantly in their functionality and application. In this blog post, we'll delve into the distinctions between fixed and adjustable rear sights, debunking common...
The extractor in a 1911 is like a helpful hand that grabs the used part (the spent cartridge case) from the gun's chamber and pulls it out, making way for a fresh round to be loaded for the next shot. This process is integral to the pistol's cycle of operation, ensuring the gun can fire, eject, and load new rounds...
The EGW Delrin Plunger Tube Stake-In Tool is a specially designed tool that simplifies the installation of a plunger tube on a 1911 pistol frame. The tool is made of Delrin, a high-strength thermoplastic material that is lightweight, and steel. It features a precision fit that ensures the plunger tube is staked in place correctly and securely, preventing it from...
AS OF 2024, THE EGW PRODIGY MAG WELL DOES NOT NEED FITTING If you need to modify your magazine base pad to fit with your new EGW mag well, here are a few simple steps you need to follow. Tools needed:1.File and/or Sand Paper (300 Grit or Higher)2.Punch Time Required:5-10 minutes First you will need a metal file and/or sandpaper...
The 1911 is a classic design for a semi-automatic handgun that has been in use for over a century. It was designed by John Browning and first used by the US Army in 1911, hence the name. Since then, the 1911 has become one of the most popular and iconic handgun designs in the world. Over the years, several variations...
Hunters and shooters, are you tired of buying scope rails only to find out they don't fit your rifle? EGW has developed a solution in the form of the Rail Gauge, a free and printable tool that helps you understand your rifle's measurements. The Rail Gauge is a multi-functional tool that will assist you in determining the radius of your...