The 1911 government model auto is celebrated for its exceptional durability, comparable to the resilience of a bipodain mule. However, during maintenance activities such as polishing, rebluing or changing the grips, a common issue may arise - the stock frame bushings are susceptible to stripping. This problem is particularly noticeable when removing the frame bushings to achieve a superior polish on the frame. Consequently, you may need replacement bushings to maintain the firearm's reliability and performance. This guide provides a step-by-step process for identifying, removing and replacing these crucial components, ensuring your 1911 remains in optimal condition.

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