Went to the range yesterday to finally get to try out my recently purchased firearm.
I talked with several people who own compact 1911s. They mentioned to look out for the muzzle flip, but it would be nothing that I couldn't handle.
I ran about 100 rounds through the little guy and here is what I found:
1) The 6 round Colt officer's mags must need some serious break in because they failed to feed the last round properly. I used my MecGar 8 rounds in it without flaw.
2) All malfunctions were magazine related, not firearm related.
3) At 10 yards, I was able to keep every round in the 9 ring of an NRA standard target.
4) So far, the only thing that I shoot better than the CS is my full size 1911, which tears a nice ragged hole.
5) The muzzle flip was no where NEAR what they were conveying. It was just a touch more than the full size 1911 with a bit more muzzle flash, but by no means unweilding.
Final comment: At $150 out of pocket, this seems to be with the price!
I talked with several people who own compact 1911s. They mentioned to look out for the muzzle flip, but it would be nothing that I couldn't handle.
I ran about 100 rounds through the little guy and here is what I found:
1) The 6 round Colt officer's mags must need some serious break in because they failed to feed the last round properly. I used my MecGar 8 rounds in it without flaw.
2) All malfunctions were magazine related, not firearm related.
3) At 10 yards, I was able to keep every round in the 9 ring of an NRA standard target.
4) So far, the only thing that I shoot better than the CS is my full size 1911, which tears a nice ragged hole.
5) The muzzle flip was no where NEAR what they were conveying. It was just a touch more than the full size 1911 with a bit more muzzle flash, but by no means unweilding.
Final comment: At $150 out of pocket, this seems to be with the price!