This ignition set was going to be installed in a Springfield 3" EMP. With all the ignition parts installed I will need to adjust the safety fit with the sear. Until I get a new replacement safety, I just installed the factory sear and disconnector. Overall, the fit and finish is great on all the components. When using a 10x loupe I can see the sear edge that rides on the hammer is perfect, and the corresponding face on the hammer is also virtually perfect. There is the ever so slight surface roughness on the half-cock ramp, but this is only noticeable under a 10x loupe. The components should last a lifetime or two lifetimes. The serrations on the hammer are great and will grip into the beavertail ever so slightly when cocking one handed but is a non-issue with functionality. The sear and the disconnector are solid beautifully machined pieces that I will have zero worries about. I also opted for the new hammer strut and colt sear to finish it all out.
The hammer strut is solid, superbly finished, and once installed on the hammer enabled me to swap out all the ignition components quickly. The Colt sear spring is blued and much easier to tune than the factory Springfield sear spring. The ease of tuning the Colt sear spring makes it a worthwhile purchase.
The factory hammer and strut are one gram heavier than Harrison’s stainless hammer and strut.