Wolfstrack
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Lower Mainland BC
fully agree, has to be a poll...yes/no Nork 1911 !
One word yes or no..Should I buy a norinco 1911
- Thread starter speros
- Start date
Cocked&Locked
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- S. Ontario
I replaced the grips on both the nor and springer, finish was identical, slide fit was better on the norc as measured with dial indicator.
springer had better sights
- Location
- Calgary, AB
NO, save up and buy a decent 1911. I have handle quite a few, and the quality is sub-par. You need to practically rebuild them to get something half decent. Go with a Kimber instead.
Well, yes if one doesn't want to spend the money for something better.....I don't presently own a Nork 1911 but I did own a Police model for a few months. I sold it off after putting it through its' paces and checking it out "up close and personal". Meh, it was accurate and reliable with acceptable fit and finish but I wanted better. To each, their own. Your money, your choice. YMMV.....
- Location
- Western BC
No to a Norinco.
let me put it this way... i have a beretta 90 two 9 mil...and the hammer rest has just split in half after a year of usage...like it was programmed to break on the 13 th month or something.... i wish my gun would have costed as little as a norc, that way i would be laughing to the bank to get money for another one instead of crying to reg 500 $ for a new frame...if i can ever find one
Slide to barrel fit, barrel bushing fit, slide to frame fit, trigger shoe in frame fit, trigger fit and function, hammer to sear engagement, grip safety fit, overall finish and apperance, you know little things like that.
As for the Dlask 1911 pistols, I would put those up against the highest quality 1911's on the market. Especially for what you would pay for them. Hopefully some other Dlask owners will chime in about there pistols.
For $400 you would probably get an STI or whatever that's been put through hell and back, meanwhile you can get a BRAND NEW 1911 that's not all that bad. Allowing you to invest the rest of the money, you would have spent, on some reloading equipment or ammo, cus we all know how it is to shoot .45. For those watching the wallet trying to shoot on a budget, for the price you cannot beat it.
If there was a Canadian or American made one I would have spent the money and bought one.
I try my hardest not to shop at china-mart and most times I can advoid it, and when I cant I try and find all the American/Canadian made products I can in the store.
