1911's
- Thread starter Kron58
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Best try a search on here before you get flamed....comes up regular as clockwork...start with norinco..or Sam, and then depending on budget work up.....
Personally I've had a couple of norinco gov model and commander, sold them all except the lattest commander,fo front sight, adj rear, reasonable fit and finish, average trigger, and is surprisingly accurate....but for around 350$, it's hard to go wrong...good luck..
Personally I've had a couple of norinco gov model and commander, sold them all except the lattest commander,fo front sight, adj rear, reasonable fit and finish, average trigger, and is surprisingly accurate....but for around 350$, it's hard to go wrong...good luck..
turbo_bird
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Kamloops, BC
I'm as big a cheap skate as you'll find and have a few Norinco 1911's. I like them, but they are kind of a project gun to tinker with. I bought a SAM recently as a gift for my wife, and it's a way nicer gun for not a lot more money. If I was looking for a gun to shoot the way it came out of the box, I'd go for the SAM.
Kristian
Kristian
Tarrantula
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Parts unknown
I recently picked up a Norinco Govt model. Finish is decent and it is surprisingly accurate out of the box. Can't beat it for $275.
I love the 1911 but I personally avoid Chicom.
Not that they aren't serviceable, but I always stretch a little further and I never regret it.
I recently bought a Remington 1911 R1. I like it! I paid $700 +tax and applied for and got a $100 rebate.
No regrets whatsoever.
Not that they aren't serviceable, but I always stretch a little further and I never regret it.
I recently bought a Remington 1911 R1. I like it! I paid $700 +tax and applied for and got a $100 rebate.
No regrets whatsoever.
- Location
- West Quebec
I believe Sam's are the best value at the moment with a good range of models..
