Norinco 1911 + crate

Lol only one fist full left that went to this purchase the other fist full of cash went to my glock last week lol
 
onmywaytoimpact said:
After A Fistful of Dollars, why not go For A Few Dolllars More? :D
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I was going to go for the Ruger SR, but even at that great price it's twice as much as the Norinco. - I'm new to this and slowly making my mistakes. though I kind of wish that I didn't buy that Hi point and took these two purchases and made them one. Wonder if any dealer does trade-ins or trade ups?
 
Just to give everyone a heads up, every model but the blued comes with 2 mags, the blued is listed as one... I just bought one of these a week ago so I definitely don't need another... But if I buy a compact is it REALLY the same gun?
 
Norinco 1911A1 - Police Model - Blued


Blued Finish
7+1 Capacity
45 ACP
2 Mags
Black Plastic Case and Cleaning Kit

the post states
[/U]This bundle includes:
•1 × Norinco 1911A1 - Police Model - Blued
•1 × Norinco .45 ACP, 1000 Round Crate[/U]



 In Stock

i got two mags -
 
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The compact is about a inch shorter but I don't know if its the same functions as the full size or is similar to the other compact 1911s out there.

I thought it came with 2 mags too when I first brought this deal until now but maybe I clicked on the included bundle links. I was wondering why the blue full sized was priced the same as the compact in a combo but different in price ranges individually.

Either way I guess this gives me an excuse to buy a 10 round clip to bad I can't find any blue ones.
 
are 1911 functionally the same with interchangeable pieces. like grips, nuts, springs, mags, barrels etc.
Clearly I'm new to this. - maybe I should have purchased the Ruger hmmmmmm wonder if I can trade up.
 
Oh you'll see it. The way they attach the follower is with a rivet of sorts, it sticks out, I just took an old lapping stone that I used for taking burs off my aluminum lacrosse sticks back in the day and worked it down. If you want pictures I can take some but I'm sure you can handle it.

The only thing I've heard is it can hang up the last round, which it did with my snap caps so I just got rid of it... It's nothing that should change your mind on a wicked deal like that
 
1911 built to standard dimensions are all the same; that is why replacement parts from Brown and Wilson fits. Gonna be careful with NORC, their ARs aren't standard.
endophobic said:
are 1911 functionally the same with interchangeable pieces. like grips, nuts, springs, mags, barrels etc.
Clearly I'm new to this. - maybe I should have purchased the Ruger hmmmmmm wonder if I can trade up.
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wish the ruger combo was a bit cheaper, save 100 on the norc combo but only 70 on the ruger combo, still think ide rather the ruger.
 
skip1600 said:
Oh you'll see it. The way they attach the follower is with a rivet of sorts, it sticks out, I just took an old lapping stone that I used for taking burs off my aluminum lacrosse sticks back in the day and worked it down. If you want pictures I can take some but I'm sure you can handle it.

The only thing I've heard is it can hang up the last round, which it did with my snap caps so I just got rid of it... It's nothing that should change your mind on a wicked deal like that
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Smoothing off the Hard edges! .... that seams to be a prevailing thought with Norinco, but no matter the issue 599 for both firearm and 1000 reloadable rounds. can't go wrong
 
You got that right.. I've spent a couple hours doing some polishing and deburing and I would say it after that it easily hits the mid level 1911s on feel.. Accuracy ... To be determined. But still worst case I have a smooth feeling 300 dollar pistol that can't hit jack and might have to buy a new barrel.. Best case it shoots awesome and its still not a para ....
 
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