Re: Best M1911 replica?

[festusdirk@xxxxxxxx]

Zitiere Ryan Pendergast <virtualpender@hotmail.com>:
> Finally, I must disagree with Rob Hansen on the 
Norinco 1911's.  I have had
>
> the opportunity to spend a lot of time with two 
different pistols and both
> performed flawlessly, even with light 155 grain 
handloads.  The sights were
>
> embarrassing and not all of the parts were 
interchangeable with GI guns,
> but
> otherwise worth the money (around $250, IIRC).

can't tell anything on colts (nor would i ever use 
one), but years ago i could try a sig-sauer clone from 
norinco together with a p6 and a brandenburg-issued 
p228 for some weekends. it was cheap and that was the 
only advantage. magazines and typical spare parts 
weren't really interchangable, the finish and the 
action were scratchy, the sights sucked...

on the other hand, you're just planning to have 
something to make short-distanced holes in an dire 
emergency. why spend too much money on a thing youŽll 
never ever use?

festus

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