what type of handgun is the best in the Norinco ?

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Someone says: the Norinco is the junk.But I love its price.
what type of handgun is the more reliable、durable、accurate and suitable handgun in the Norinco ?please tell me when you browse through the list?
Thanks!

the list (below) From Wikipedia.
# NZ-75, a clone of the CZ 75 pistol

* NZ-85B, a clone of the CZ 85 pistol

# NP-22, (rename by importer NP226 or NC226) a Sig-Sauer P226 pistol first version clone

* NP-34, (rename by importer NP228 or NC228) a clone of the Sig-Sauer P228 pistol
* NP-56 45ACP, Sig-Sauer P220 Rail pistol Clone in .45ACP

# M-1911A1, Government Model with Mil-spec (USGI) clone of the Colt M1911A1 pistol (blue version)

* M-1911A1-P, Government Model version with Mil-spec (USGI) clone of the Colt M1911A1 with the Phosphat finishing
* M-1911A1-TT, Two-Tone version of M-1911A1
* 1911A1-Sport-B, Sport verion of M-1911A1 with Three dot sighting system,Extended slide release, Front slide serrations, Ambidextrous safety, Raised anti glare rib on slide, Large beavertail grip safety, Lite weight competition hammer, Lightened target trigger, Full length guide rod, The finish is non-reflective satin blue and Extended mag release.
* 1911A1-Sport-TT, Two-Tone version of 1911A1-Sport-B
* M-1911A1C, Combat Commander style pistol
* NP-30, Tactical verion version of Colt M1911A1 pistol clone with double column magazines, beavertail grip safety, extended slide release, flat mainspring housing, and extended ambdextrous safety.
* NP-29, Colt M1911A1 clone in 9mmx19mm.
* NP-28, Colt M1911A1 Clone in 9mm para High Cap
* NP44, Colt M1911A1 Clone High Cap magazine
 
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Best Norinco.... pretty sure that is an oxymoron.

Like asking which is the best type of dog s**t to step in; Labrador, poodle, spaniel, Shepard, Doberman, boxer? The correct answer is they are all s**t.

Enjoy the future comrade.
 
I have a NP-34 and it is as good as my SIG P228 in the accuracy department. Solid frame and slide as well. Only complaint is the grips were a bit weak, replaced with real SIG grips, and the finish isn't as good as the SIG line.
 
The best one is the that says Glock on it!! Hahahaha
But seriously, they all serve their purpose well. It really depends if you want a 1911 clone or a SIG clone.
 
For me it's the 1911A1 single stack, full length or commander size in .45 ACP and the NP-29 1911A1 in 9mm.

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NAA.
 
1911A1. A forged steel (and good steel, at that) 1911 for 350? Wow.
Though I know where they cut their costs...
 
My newest Norinco is the NP-29.
Above average(almost excellent) in every respect.
They're worth twice as much as you pay for them.IMO
 
Pudelpointer said:
Best Norinco.... pretty sure that is an oxymoron.

Like asking which is the best type of dog s**t to step in; Labrador, poodle, spaniel, Shepard, Doberman, boxer? The correct answer is they are all s**t.

Enjoy the future comrade.
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R:d: You might actually want to try holding one before you waste you time mis-informing people about them. This way it just looks like you taught your ass to speak.
 
I have shot two norinco 1911a1, trigger pulls 7 & 8.5 lbs.. One double stack 1911a1 has a trigger pull of about 10-11 lbs. Fit finish and function were all good for the price. You need to be able to work on trigger pulls to make them manageable. The 8.5 lb pull was reduced to 5.25 with a little polish and tlc.
 
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