Combat Commander

[Zerodefect]

I'll go new every time. New Colts function. Way better built than yesteryears Colts.

If the MIM bothers you replace it. I generally go over every single part in a 1911 anyways. Anything wonky get fixed or replaced. Ain't no casting or mold lines in my 1911's, LOL.

 

[Creature]

Like I said, "I have both and I truly can’t tell the difference." Of course, they are not factory.

Perhaps you should go find a factory series 70 and a factory series 80 and compare them before dismissing out of hand my assertion that there is a noticeable difference. Because, in my experience, there is.

 

[CDW4ME]

I'm accustomed to Glock triggers, even ran NY trigger (heavier pull) for years, have since (recently) gone back to standard.
I had to increase trigger weight on my 1911's - slow fire okay, timed pairs / fast shooting resulted in shots being fired before I intended (unacceptable).
Now my heavy "Glock finger" doesn't discharge the 1911's without my intent when shooting with about 1/3 second between shots.
"Glock finger" is strong, especially after a couple decades of NY trigger.

 

[rskent]

And I don't care what anyone says, that firing pin stop absolutely ruins the beautiful trigger pull the series 70 has.

Perhaps you should go find a factory series 70 and a factory series 80 and compare them before dismissing out of hand my assertion that there is a noticeable difference. Because, in my experience, there is.

I’m not sure how “absolutely ruins” and “noticeable difference” are the same.

And I’m not sure why I would want to go find a “factory trigger”.

Also, I promise that I am not dismissing anything “out of hand”

Have a great day!

 

[Creature]

I’m not sure how “absolutely ruins” and “noticeable difference” are the same.

And I’m not sure why I would want to go find a “factory trigger”.

Also, I promise that I am not dismissing anything “out of hand”

Have a great day!

You'll know what I mean when you do.

On both counts.

And too late, you already have.

Have a great day!