[entrefal]

Sorry, but this thread was just an excuse to post a photo of my 2 1911’s, I’m like a proud dad with a new kid

The older one is completely built from scratch, part by part. It was my first 1911 and the first time I had seen the inside of one. What better way to learn.

As far as the new one I was impressed at the fit of this gun! There is absolutely NO slop or movement between the slide and frame, barrel locks in tight and secure. I have seen a lot worse fit from a lot better brands. At this price, if she shoots half as well as she fits I will be doing cartwheels on the front lawn. :rock:

 

[Auto Mag]

Get ready to start doing cartwheels!!!!!!! I have 3 RIA/Armscor pistols and they are all great. I have never had any problems with any of them at all. They all feed FMJ and JHP bullets without a problem.

 

[labuyo]

Congrats!

I want to see pics of the cartwheel moves.

What kind of frame is the top one built on?

 

[entrefal]

I want to see pics of the cartwheel moves.

What kind of frame is the top one built on?

You'll see photos of a Hospital trip if I try one

The top was built on a KT Ordnance frame. They have gone up in price a bit over the past year, but they are still the best for the type of frame they are
The slide is an Essex Arms stainless with a Novak front sight and Bomar rear. It has a KART barrel and all the internals are Chip McCormick.. I enjoy it :rock:

 

[damien]

Nice job! Let us know how it shoots.

 

[seldon14]

How much did it cost you to build that one.

YAY RIA. I just got one myself and am just itching to shoot it soooooo bad.