New Wilson Combat EDC X9 1911 Pistol

Published on April 14, 2017
Duration: 25:14

This guide details the field stripping process for the Wilson Combat EDC X9, a hybrid 1911 pistol. It highlights the differences from a standard 1911, such as the bushingless barrel and flat recoil spring. The video emphasizes the importance of proper safety checks before beginning disassembly.

Quick Summary

The Wilson Combat EDC X9 is a premium 1911 pistol engineered for everyday carry, featuring a high-capacity 9mm frame (15+1 rounds) and a size comparable to the Glock 19. It boasts exceptional reliability, having endured over 50,000 rounds without failure, and offers a crisp 3.5 lb trigger pull.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to the EDC X9
  2. 01:45Design Philosophy and History
  3. 03:45Handling and Safety Features
  4. 05:14Reliability and Testing
  5. 06:16Size Comparison with Glock 19
  6. 07:11Slide and Barrel Specifications
  7. 08:35Grip and Frame Construction
  8. 10:23Weight and Trigger Performance
  9. 11:28Customization and Controls
  10. 12:44Range Performance
  11. 14:43Field Stripping and Internals
  12. 16:14Conclusion and Pricing

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Wilson Combat EDC X9?

The Wilson Combat EDC X9 is a hybrid 1911 pistol designed for everyday carry. It combines the classic 1911 platform with a high-capacity 9mm frame, offering 15+1 rounds in a package similar in size to a Glock 19.

How reliable is the Wilson Combat EDC X9?

Wilson Combat extensively tested the EDC X9, firing over 50,000 rounds without parts failure and 2,000 rounds without lubrication, indicating a very high level of reliability suitable for defensive scenarios.

What are the key features of the Wilson Combat EDC X9?

Key features include a 4-inch fluted match-grade barrel, Tri-Top slide design, aluminum frame, G10 grips, a crisp 3.5 lb single-action trigger, and a capacity of 15+1 rounds of 9mm ammunition.

How does the Wilson Combat EDC X9 compare to a Glock 19?

The EDC X9 is nearly identical in size to the Glock 19, making it familiar for concealed carry. However, it offers the 1911 platform's ergonomics and trigger characteristics in a premium package, albeit at a higher price point.

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