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I put about 60 rounds of federal threw my 1911 today
. Not a single malfunction. My friend brought his Glocks in 40 & 45. Yes the glock is a fine gun but from a beginners standpoint the trigger on the RIA is hands down better to stay on target than the 2 glocks. my problem with them was way to much creep and not as crisp a break. I was able to shoot tighter groups with the 1911.
The only minor problem i had was the rear site windage started to move to the left and i did not have the proper allen wrench with me. Also my friend had some hand loads that fired ok in my gun but he made them slightly longer than new retail 45 ACP and after 2 rounds feeding the mag they would stick in the mag. they fit the Glock mag ok but not the 1911. the hand loads were about .020 thou longer than normal new ammo.
I am in no way slamming Glocks, their popularity speaks for its self.I cant give you a answer of how accurate it is because i am not good enough with a pistol to give a honest evaluation of the Glock or 1911. I sure did have fun though.
. Not a single malfunction. My friend brought his Glocks in 40 & 45. Yes the glock is a fine gun but from a beginners standpoint the trigger on the RIA is hands down better to stay on target than the 2 glocks. my problem with them was way to much creep and not as crisp a break. I was able to shoot tighter groups with the 1911.The only minor problem i had was the rear site windage started to move to the left and i did not have the proper allen wrench with me. Also my friend had some hand loads that fired ok in my gun but he made them slightly longer than new retail 45 ACP and after 2 rounds feeding the mag they would stick in the mag. they fit the Glock mag ok but not the 1911. the hand loads were about .020 thou longer than normal new ammo.
I am in no way slamming Glocks, their popularity speaks for its self.I cant give you a answer of how accurate it is because i am not good enough with a pistol to give a honest evaluation of the Glock or 1911. I sure did have fun though.
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