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My eye doctor says... I asked my eye DR. if wearing bright yellow range glasses would help my "depth of field" (the depth of focus). The answer was yes. The brighter the glasses the smaller your retina becomes, (like a camera lens shutting down so not to over expose). The smaller the...

I use Lubriplate 105 grease on my slides and Rem Oil on the parts that rotate... This goes for all of my pistols. My 1911 runs best wet and my polys run best on the dry side.

+1 for the American Classic... I love mine. Best "bang" for the buck IMO.

I bought an American Classic II made by Metro Arms in the Philippines. Lots of extras, very tight fit and great finish. Check it out, I really love mine and the price was $450. Here is the website: http://www.americanclassic1911.com Good Luck

+1 for the 6mm Remington. I love this round and it's better than the .243. I just wish I could get it in a greater range of bullets. The only one I can find is 100gr. by Remington or Federal.

My 1911 is called "Uncle Bud" in honor of my uncle who taught me to shoot.....

Grease or Oil If it slides, use grease. I use Lubraplate 105. The stuff mechanics use to rebuild engines. It keeps the bearings from damage until the oil gets there. Pick it up at NAPA in a tube for about $10 and it will be enough to last you a lifetime. Makes my 1911 slide feel like it is...

I use both... If the surfaces slide together, like my 1911 slide, I use grease. If the surfaces spin or rotate, like my wheel guns, I use oil. Grease: Lubraplate 105 Oil: Rim Oil for a light weight oil or Hopps oil for a thicker lube.