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Please explain how the Central Operating Group/Fire Control Unit pistols are a good idea for the U.S. civilian market beyond the possibility of additional colors or minor comfort changes in the chassis design? Insurance if you destroy the chassis? In countries where there are limits on number...

SA Echelon and the Ruger RXM -- now two sub-$600 retail firearms with a modular fire control unit and native optics cut. Ugly or not something different, but the RXM (like the other Gen3 types) taps into an existing ecosystem of accessories and magazines whether the fire control unit novelty...

Maybe Magpul asked Ruger to push gray for OEM so they can sell the black one ($39.95 now online) or Ruger was channeling the H&R Retro line.

Yep, but two different SKUs for MOS and non-MOS and a dearth of OEM slides for later generations. For all the capitalists out there: Competition=Good

Integrated optics mount, grip angle, fire control unit... innovation.

And now CMP offering a Tisas CMP 1911 (same or similar to the Tisas ASF). Paradox of Choice.

Any opinions from armorers or LGS employees on this topic? If you were getting a mid-tier 1911 and wanted some basic upgrades from USGI version, which of the newer models and brands see less time in shops getting repaired or being sent back? Had problems with a 1990's era Auto-Ordnance...