WOW! Chrome and Two Tone Norinco 1911 IN STOCK!!!

Ptgmbguy said:
I think the picture showes how the firearm looks fresh out of the case. It showed how it looks when you open it. Having tried a norinco 1911 sport, it shoots very well for a paper poper. With more to choose from I think it's great. At this time my wallet is safe cause I'm still waiting on my plastic card. The way I see this is a way to shoot without costing a mint. And I give thanks to Canadammo for stepping up with new stock.
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..... :agree:

If some of you don't like cheap $350 norinco handguns, maybe you should look for a Smith and Wesson, Wilson Combat, STI, Les Baer, Springfield Armory, Kimber or Colt.
Clearly not in the same price range though.
 
I have had a two tone and now have the 1911-A1 from the CanAm combo. I shoot IPSC and IDPA and know others how have norinco's. I have also had a Norc AR. They have all functioned great and keep on running. The finish is good on them and durable. Im sure there may be some mellons out there but there are with ALL manufacturers. Most malfunctions in 1911's are mag/Reload's related. I DO Recommend Norinco products. I have Lots if videos of me shooting IPSC with my CanAm Norc 1911 if any of you doubt the reliability of them. I am shooting a 1911 Championship match this weekend and will use my Norinco. I'll let you guys know how she runs!
 
I just found my first 1911. Love the history of 1911 but not paying for a Amazong one tell I handle one and know its for me. So narco seams a good place to start. So hey now this one loos AMAZING
 
I would love the chrome one. I have my two tone up on the ee hoping to trade for a chrome. Might be two early tho since these just came out. But my two tone is a paper puncher. I could not believe how accurate it was. I own 5 norinco handguns and the two tone is the most accurate.
 
damn it I want the chrome 5" I already have 5 of these damn things

can anyone confirm it is chrome or not? how about slide markings? doesnt look like there are any either
 
Just called them. Not an actual hard chrome finish, Norinco calls it a chromium finish. He said they are quite nice and the pic does not do them justice. It is just the oil. Probably the same as the 2 tone, just 1 tone.
 
So, are they really chromed? (saw reply above, must have posted while I was typing, not really chrome : /)

And is the front sight really missing from the Chromed versions (looks like it from the pictures, just the dovetail cut)? Not a lot of details on the site.

Would love a pistol and ammo deal for the full size chrome :)
 
I'd rather buy a blue Norinco, smooth out the sharp corners and blend all the metal nicely, and then have it chromed.

Every new Norinco I've handled comes out of the box in need of a de horning which is something I would not want to do to chromed gun.
 
Can-down said:
I'd rather buy a blue Norinco, smooth out the sharp corners and blend all the metal nicely, and then have it chromed.

Every new Norinco I've handled comes out of the box in need of a de horning which is something I would not want to do to chromed gun.
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That is a good point... but how do you find a reasonable chrome plating shop these days.. or any chrome shop for that matter in some big liberal cities?
 
I bought a Star model BM (12.6 now...sigh) and had the store hard satin chrome it (out sourced) for ridiculously cheap, around 150 bucks... but that was 20-25 years ago. It looks AMAZING now with upgraded wood grips etc.. but where the heck would I go and not pay the price of a new stainless pistol for a chrome job anywhere in southern Ontario.

I had a brass snare drum polished in the GTA and it cost me $220!!

I would totally chrome a chinese sks.. just because, if I had a good "connection".

:)
 
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