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11-17-2010, 07:32 AM
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Surprized that he had problems with the Springfield 1911A1. Have a SS Loaded model that I got 5-6 yrs. ago works great. In fact so good my daughter borrowed it several years ago and has not returned it, know lotsa fellows shooting them with any problems. But the RIA and Taurus 1911s are great values and very good 1911s.
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11-28-2010, 06:33 AM
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His SA would constantly lose the detent plunger tube, and simply would NOT group! My older Colt M1991A1 easily outshot it, and this old Colt is no target pistol - does 'Minute of Badguy' nicely, that's about it. The SA shot patterns....
This was a NEW pistol too, not used. His RIA far outshoots my Colt now! And no parts pop off...... 
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12-05-2010, 10:19 AM
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Hi Guys!,
Happy Holidays to all, just wanted to comment I have an RIA Tactical model in 45 ACP and have had it for a year now have put well over 800 rounds through it and it has not jammed no FTF or FTE I reload also so it has been more reloads than factory ammo put through it. Very good pistol 100% reliable and accurate as well. The trigger is actually gotten lighter to the point where it is almost too light. say around 3lb pull. I also have a Taurus PT-1911 AR in stainless that with a lasermax laser on the rail is the most accurate handgun I own. Just very tight groups at 25 yds it really shoots where your red dot is placed, Another great value in a 1911 priced under $900.00 . I love both pistols and wouldnt sell either one!  6.5
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