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1. Insert magazine and manipulate to load firearm. 2. Remove magazine and grasp front quarter of slide with non-master hand thumb and index finger, from under the firearm. Retract slide to verify cartridge is chambered, return firearm to battery. 3. Top off magazine and re-insert. Verify...

Had a play with one. Armscor frame, STI innards. Non ramped barrel. Fairly close to a 'traditional' 1911. I liked it, would pay a bit more for another barrel though.

I don't recall posting this... Security here are taught to always use the slide release control. Theory being there can be a tendency to ride the slide forward if you slingshot it or over hand it, possibly causing the gun to fail to go into battery.

If you can hold off a few months, perhaps you should consider the new Leatherman EOD? I'm considering this as a replacement for my wave and kick.

WRT slingshotting the slide, my security, firearms and defensive tactics course taught me to always drop the slide with the release, to minimize the chance of riding the slide and fouling up the load procedure.

This is just my experience... Grip is a little wider than the 17. I've got small hands but others with larger hands like it more. 13rd magazine capacity is nice. The gun seemed a bit less forgiving in recoil than a 17, having said that I haven't had any faults (only witnessed others).

Normal. Most semi-autos I've used will do it. If one didn't, I wouldn't want it.

I've carried my Glock (with a competition trigger) for the past year, round chambered, no holster. But would I do it with a single action gun? Mmm, probably not, no. (I want my Beretta!)