This is totally a matter of your own preference. But external extractors are less complex and incur a slightly less cost. Retro design lovers will still favor the slightly complex design (which is in fact very efficient & proven). Originally built with an internal extractor in John Moses Browning’s design, many manufacturers have started to offer an external extractor in 1911’s due to their widespread efficacy and simplicity in handguns. However, as a matter of fact, 1911 offers one of the best triggers available on pistols out there. It is quite common to need the help of a qualified gunsmith for even small customizations with this gun. You must also keep in mind that 1911’s are not as easy to disassemble and assemble as modern Glocks. But then, good things come at a price.Īdditionally, good quality mags (G.I, hybrid, or Wadcutter spec) can also be quite pricey.
#Colt 1911 a1 rail gun full#
Not everybody likes spending or can spend an average of $1,000 on a full metal gun for its aesthetics and class. Costing as much as $4.5 million (for a meteorite model from Cabot guns) and down to $700 for newly produced economical copies from some companies. Price and Complexityīuying 1911 is mostly an expensive affair. But we’re still going to stick with the old 1911. Like the 2011 model which is steel/polymer hybrid and holds more rounds in a double stack mag.
What to Watch For When Buying a 1911 Pistolġ911 is a classic model which has quite a few variations being sold.
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