Doug Koenig Disconnector (Blue)

Doug Koenig Disconnector (Blue)

The Koenig  disconnector is taller so that it does not drag on the sear pin. This is important when you are doing trigger work under 2 1/4 lbs since you can feel the slightest drag. Next, they added the ball head to get rid of the click usually found on 1911 guns caused by the head moving back and forth in the frame hole. Usually gunsmiths stake the frame hole trying to minimize play in an attempt to remove the trigger click – the ball head is a better solution to this problem. Koenig also altered the geometry of the disconnector so that it is not tripped when inserting a loaded magazine. This could cause an accidental discharge when reloading with a live round in the chamber. This alteration allows for an additional safety upgrade in your 1911. The bottom spade incorporates a small .006 corner radius so that the disconnector does not dig into the trigger bow and it improves functionality.  The Disconnectors then go off to Vacu-Braze in Trumbauersville, PA for vacuum heat treat, which is less stressful than conventional heat treating. The disconnectors are then sent to another local company to be black oxide coated.