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09-06-2011, 11:00 AM
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My biggest problem with the 1911's is I cannot see the sites that well. This is not unusal with my eye site but I do see the sites on revolvers a little better. I was thinking of picking up on the new Remington R-1's however when I checked them out I could not get the slide to release with the release lever. Had to pull back the slide and release it. I gave it back don't need anymore problems.
Going to look at a Sig but susupect it will have the "site" problem also. 
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09-06-2011, 06:06 PM
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I am a 1911 addict!
I love the accuracy of the 1911 pistol,and the options you have on tricking it out to make it a bit more easy to operate, and make it even more accurate! I have 3 1911's, One I carry, and the other two are used for target shooting . The one I carry is a Para GI Expert in stainless. I replaced Para's plastic trigger with a NightHawk custom aluminum one with an overtravel adj screw. Makes the trigger very nice to pull. The other 2 1911's are a Rock Island Tactical full size, and a Taurus PT-1911AR Stainless. The Taurus is my night stand gun.  I put a Lasermax Laser on it ,and it is Dead On Accurate! Whatever that red dot is on ,is where it shoots! You just can't have too many 1911's LOL
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