Just recently, I purchased a CD FS 1911A1, my first 1911 type handgun. The first time I took it to the range, I experienced five feed failures in 100 rounds. After inspection by the gunsmith who owns the range he suggested that I spend about 10 or 15 minutes polishing, the feed ramp and I should have no problem.
Well I took his advice, and it paid off. Today I put 150 rounds from three different manufacturers and it performed flawlessly, not one hiccup. There are only two things I think I will change, one is I will replace the recoil spring with a 18.5 lbs spring, and I wish Charles Daly would supply me with a set of the double diamond wood grips.
Well I took his advice, and it paid off. Today I put 150 rounds from three different manufacturers and it performed flawlessly, not one hiccup. There are only two things I think I will change, one is I will replace the recoil spring with a 18.5 lbs spring, and I wish Charles Daly would supply me with a set of the double diamond wood grips.