Any idea if these will fit a Ruger SR1911?
1801732
http://www.ruger.com/products/sr1911/models.html. says Novak cut sights are on the Ruger, so no. These are for GI style replacement.
1801733
no they will not. The front sight that you are asking about is mounted via it's post, and your ruger is cut with a dovetail. You simply need to find the model of night sights that you want (such as the meprolight) in a dovetail mounted configuration. Search - meprolight dovetail 1911 sights - etc.
1801734
My colt had blade style sights.The front sight had to be staked, like the factory sights. I would call your local gunsmith and ask him? Maybe print off a pic from amazon to show. If they do fit I highly recommend them because they fit in a pancake hoster and are very bright.
1276340
My apologies for the delayed response. Crimson Trace says these grips are a universal fit for standard sized Government and Commander model 1911s. They fit perfectly on my Turkish built Girsan MC1911-G2. If it fit on a not so known brand I would imaging it would fit on a RUGER SR1911. However, I'd recommend measuring the grips before ordering; Crimson Trace has the measurements of that particular grip listed so it should match you 1911. I hope that helped!
405010
I dont own a PT1911 but they fit good on my RIA 1911. Im no expert but i am like 95% sure they will fit good. Although i did have to take a dremel and burr off some material(G10 is strong) under the right ride of ambi safety. It wasnt even noticeable and now works perfectly.
189589
I don't believe these will work on that firearm. You might check their website and see if it will work but I wouldn't chance it without further research.
310901
This is not a drop in scope mount for your Ruger SR1911. It is too small in width and will not fit any 1911. I have a Springfield Armory and a Rock Island Armory 1911 and this scope mount is not the right size. I tried to grind and file the mount to make it fit but, it is too narrow for the 1911. The best thing I would suggest is buy the rail and remove your rear sight and screw the rail to your slide. Then mount your scope to your Ruger SR1911.
2195268
Probably not. I have a Ruger SR 762 which is very similar and it does not match up.
2276322
Although i don't own a Ruger SR45. I put this on a Springfield XD 40. I think as long as the under rail goes all the way back to the trigger guard you will be alright. Its still a little stretch to get to, and i have big hands. All in all its a good product.
1468535
That was going to be an issue too but the mounting holes not lining up stopped it for me at that point. If you go to the Hogue website it says they will fit but they did not on my handgun.
1973657
Yes I have a Ruger SR45 and it fits, they have the same rail so it will fit yours. Just remember how much you are paying, it ain't amazing it's "ok"
1685274
I did not put mine on a SR, (Anything made by Ruger is awesome) It fit perfectly on my 1911 without any need of fitting.
618561
They fit my S&W; 10-5. The original grips for your revolver were fitted to it; these aftermarket ones may not fit that perfectly, but were close enough.
391615
they come in diffent length's , you will have to measure the gun then order the one you need , they do fit mine but it is an older gun
1808965
Sorry, I cannot answer that. I purchased mine for a Ruger, which was listed. May I suggest that you go to the manufacture's website and pose your question there?
997623
Size 19 fits all1911s. I have one in .45 and one in 9mm and they both work fine.
143106
Hi Mike....I do not understand this dimension. Where did you find it ? If the Ruger has a standard "Picitinny" type rail, I would assume it should fit for you . Harry.
1837421
Fit my Ruger SR1911, not sure about Kimber... If it is a basic 1911 I don't see why they would not fit...
1685275
Yes. This is what I used to replace the front sight that came with my Ruger SR1911 when it snapped. I took it to the gunsmith and it was shooting ready in less than ten minutes. If you have the tools and proper experience you may be able to take on the task yourself and put it on but, it is suggested that you take it to your local gunsmith.