Here ya' go. Pick the one you want!
https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/advanced_search_result.php?keywords=Colt+1911
https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/advanced_search_result.php?keywords=Colt+1911
Have seen too many qc issues for my taste
There is a BIG difference between seen and heard of. The only people that will be complaining are those having problems. To have a valid idea you need to know how many were sold. If 5 people complain but they sold 1000 that's not too bad.
"Any" gun can have an issue, regardless of manufacturer. There is no manufacturer that builds ALL their guns and never has to deal with an issue.
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmLosing sight of my thread. Lets keep it on track pls. Not looking for those brands and thats about it. Thank you
Lost me at "no Springfield ".
The only people that will be complaining are those having problems.
Overall, most DW owners seem to be pleased with their 1911's. There was a period when they were having galling problems with their stainless models. Seems like that was a couple of years ago, though. Am sure they would have that solved by now.
There is a BIG difference between seen and heard of. The only people that will be complaining are those having problems. To have a valid idea you need to know how many were sold. If 5 people complain but they sold 1000 that's not too bad.
Both my Dan Wesson pistols are 2007 production. The galling issue was before that.
Good to know. Do you know if all Colt models have this? or is it the lower cost models? TyThe difference is that even the base model Dan Wesson is all hand fitted with no MIM parts. A $900 Colt has MIM parts and a plastic MSH.
The difference is that even the base model Dan Wesson is all hand fitted with no MIM parts. A $900 Colt has MIM parts and a plastic MSH.
That's another thing, I have no interest in buying safe queens. I buy them to shoot.Never have understood the wrist flapping over the plastic mainspring housing. It works.
If it doesn’t blow your skirt up, change the silly thing.
That is what makes the 1911 so much fun. You can change out parts and customize it to your hearts content.
99% of 1911 shooters will never know the difference between a metal or plastic MSH anyway.
The boutique maker 1911’s are wonderful guns.
Amazing quality and fantastic shooters.
Strangely the owners of these I know rarely shoot them for fear of damaging their PRECIOUS.
Meanwhile owners of plain old of the shelf 1911’s are happily running the everliving snot out of their guns. If it breaks so what. Parts are available.
The gun control thing they pulled in Illinois turned me off
Without derailing this thread, I wont support them due to their gun control lobbying in Illinois. I have owned a Springfield 1911 in the past and I had a bad experience with QC. So its a double no for me. If others want to support them, they can but I have no interest in doing that
I believe that was outed as 'fake news'
https://blog.springfield-armory.com...ent-regarding-gun-dealer-licensing-act-sb1657
https://bearingarms.com/bob-o/2017/...k-river-arms-oppose-gun-dealer-licensing-act/
Eli
Do the Colts come with tennis balls for your walker? What about Blue Blockers?