testtest

Show off your 1911

Nothing fancy, I like 'em plain and simple, my Rock Island Armory .45ACP! I have had it about eight years, it shoots great mostly 230gr ball and haven't had any trouble with it. In this photo I had just installed an ambidextrous safety as I am a southpaw. It's been throated and sports an 18 lb recoil spring, no other mods/changes have been made

Prior to this one I owned two Colt 1911s, lost one in a house fire and another was stolen. I simply had to get behind a 1911 again so I thought I would give RIA a try, I've never regretted that decision.



RIA 1911A1.jpg
 
Dannyboy said:
Nothing fancy, I like 'em plain and simple, my Rock Island Armory .45ACP! I have had it about eight years, it shoots great mostly 230gr ball and haven't had any trouble with it. In this photo I had just installed an ambidextrous safety as I am a southpaw. It's been throated and sports an 18 lb recoil spring, no other mods/changes have been made

Prior to this one I owned two Colt 1911s, lost one in a house fire and another was stolen. I simply had to get behind a 1911 again so I thought I would give RIA a try, I've never regretted that decision.



View attachment 10567
Click to expand...
Springfield Mil Spec 1911’s are excellent value minded 1911’s. 2000 rounds+ thru mine.... I’d put a SA 1911 of any price against any 1911 for quality and function.
 
Dannyboy said:
Nothing fancy, I like 'em plain and simple, my Rock Island Armory .45ACP! I have had it about eight years, it shoots great mostly 230gr ball and haven't had any trouble with it. In this photo I had just installed an ambidextrous safety as I am a southpaw. It's been throated and sports an 18 lb recoil spring, no other mods/changes have been made

Prior to this one I owned two Colt 1911s, lost one in a house fire and another was stolen. I simply had to get behind a 1911 again so I thought I would give RIA a try, I've never regretted that decision.



View attachment 10567
Click to expand...

Oh for the days when I could see those little sights. :( Nice firearm. (y)
 
KillerFord1977 said:
Springfield Mil Spec 1911’s are excellent value minded 1911’s. 2000 rounds+ thru mine.... I’d put a SA 1911 of any price against any 1911 for quality and function.
Click to expand...
As I said, this one has served me well with no problems and it's had several thousand rounds run through it. As for function and quality it's as good as either of the Colts I owned. I'm sure it will continue on after I am gone!
 
Hi All,
New here and wanted to thank all for the great info posted. As a result, I picked up my first 1911 (Defender series) in Feb. 440+ rounds without a single failure. Loved it so much that I picked up the 9mm Ronin on Friday. Put 100 rounds of factory and reloads through it on Sat. Very happy! Did have two failures to fully chamber from reloads. My Square Deal B does not fully resize the casing, and after checking every round found that approx 10% would fail the plunk test. Having never owned a 1911 before, I really can't make any comparisons, but these Springfields really are amazing.
 

Attachments

  • IMG_2486 (2).JPG
    IMG_2486 (2).JPG
    3.1 MB · Views: 275
KB1 said:
Hi All,
New here and wanted to thank all for the great info posted. As a result, I picked up my first 1911 (Defender series) in Feb. 440+ rounds without a single failure. Loved it so much that I picked up the 9mm Ronin on Friday. Put 100 rounds of factory and reloads through it on Sat. Very happy! Did have two failures to fully chamber from reloads. My Square Deal B does not fully resize the casing, and after checking every round found that approx 10% would fail the plunk test. Having never owned a 1911 before, I really can't make any comparisons, but these Springfields really are amazing.
Click to expand...

several years ago i had a friend that reloaded his ammo and it didnt resize down to factory specs either,his colt 1911 .45 with an aftermarket barrel would chamber the rounds yet mine with the factory barrel wouldnt,they would get about 1/2 way in and stop.his was a KKM barrel out of nevada.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top