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Stealth Arms manufactures 1911 Pistols, 1911 80% Build Kits, Frames, Jigs, Parts and Accessories. We precision machine our parts in-house in the USA to ensure superior quality and fit.
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- 1911 Platypus
Aug 2, 2015 · This will be my third build and my first build on the 9mm Platform. Picture one : This is how I received the stealth arms frame and jig in the mail. Picture two: This is how the frame looks in the jig after the first cut You need to make 1,9 revolutions of the cutting Die to reach the desired depth of the rails which is .061 thousands.
Complete an 1911 80% Frame WITHOUT the need for a milling machine! Utilizes two custom carbide cutters to aid the user in precisely cutting the slide rails and barrel seat of an 80% 1911 Frame. ****The Phantom Jig produces mixed results when used on steel frames. Multiple cutters are usually needed to finish steel frames.****.
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Oct 27, 2015 · Have not tried the Buffalo Arms so I can not answer to that. I can tell you this the Phantom Jig will cut Steel Frames but it is going to be a whole lot harder on you and on the jig. You will need to replace the cutting dies after you finish the Steel frame... Good luck to you and let the board know how it turned out.
