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I have been using a Colt Combat Commander for the last ten years and no problems yet. With a good holster the beavertail will not dig into you. I would look into buying good quality holster and belt. Don't go cheap here or you will pay for it in the long run. I tried that route and it...

too many out there but here goes. If I could afford the time travel here is couple I would pick. 1. The second 45 acp Luger for the 1911 army pistol tests. 2. Any one of the Colt 1911 hand built by the master himself for the 1911 army pistol tests. Fast forward to today. A Yost...

very good rifles I bought a AR 15 from them. I had a tour of the factory and got to watch them make the upper and lower on the computer controlled machines. Please excuse me for not knowing the correct term for the machines. All upper and lowers are made together at the same time and matted...

go over to the M1911 form and they have a review of one they got in. Sounds pretty good. http://ezine.m1911.org/STISpartan_frame.htm

MIM parts will have a small dimple on them. I don't like MIM parts, because most manfactures will set up the mold right but after couple thousond sometimes thing go wrong. Springfield is a good example, there slide stop is out of spec and will not go back in with out a fight. Now let me...

I drop the slide on a full mag and then put one in the mag to go back to 8 and 1 up the pipe. I carry a Springerfield and have checked to make sure it functions with a full mag. My thought is why not, you never know when that extra one might come in handy. :cool:

It would depand on why you want to trade??? If it is because the GI bits you, change the grip safety. The Springfield is a well built pistol. You can change the sites, grip safety and trigger and you will have a new pistol. This will change the way it feels and shoots. If you want the G30 for...

The 1911 was made when there was no computers to help design it. The 1911 was made when trial and error was used to make things. 1911 is the year the Army adopted it, John Browning started desiging and building it in the late 1890s. Glock was made after the 1911 was and used more morden...