blackcash88
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My Ruger 22/45 has a polymer frame/grip and, with the bull barrel, it's pretty darned accurate. Not a true "target" pistol, though, because it doesn't have those funky ergonomic grips.
I have a high capacity 1911 style pistol with a polymer frame/grip that is also very accurate in .45 cal. It's the Kimber BP Pro Ten II. Nothing like 13+1 rounds of .45 goodness that's no heavier than an all steel single stack 1911. No wider than a single stack 1911 with standard wood grips at the widest point, either.
I really don't think having a polymer frame affects accuracy. Accuracy is mainly determined by the quality of the barrel/crown and the lock up between the barrel and the slide/sights.
I have a high capacity 1911 style pistol with a polymer frame/grip that is also very accurate in .45 cal. It's the Kimber BP Pro Ten II. Nothing like 13+1 rounds of .45 goodness that's no heavier than an all steel single stack 1911. No wider than a single stack 1911 with standard wood grips at the widest point, either.
I really don't think having a polymer frame affects accuracy. Accuracy is mainly determined by the quality of the barrel/crown and the lock up between the barrel and the slide/sights.
