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  • JerryM
    CGN/CGSSA Contributor
    • Jan 2009
    • 785

    Question to experts about SA Operator Full Rail

    Hello guys,

    I am getting a SA Full Railed Operator.

    I've been searching all over the net, but cannot find any information about it.

    I know that the TRP Model is the one that has the full rail.

    The one I am purchasing does not have the TRP stamp on the slide.

    Is the one I am getting an earlier model TRP or does SA indeed produced a full railed Operator that was not TRP?

    Thanks to whomever answers,

    Jerry.

    "If guns kill people, can I blame my spelling errors on my pencil?"
  • #2
    leelaw
    Junior Member
    CGN Contributor - Lifetime
    • Oct 2005
    • 10445

    SA originally had the "Operator" model. It was a full length dust cover with rail, and a slab-side slide. The TRP came later, and is available with the full length rail, or without.

    Like this: http://www.sgcsecure.com/services/gu...operator-1.jpg

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    • #3
      JerryM
      CGN/CGSSA Contributor
      • Jan 2009
      • 785

      Thanks Leelaw!!!

      bin31z...

      Its for the Ninja factor. And I think because they are not made anymore (except for their custom shop).

      Thanks guys!!!

      "If guns kill people, can I blame my spelling errors on my pencil?"

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      • #4
        leelaw
        Junior Member
        CGN Contributor - Lifetime
        • Oct 2005
        • 10445

        I have a full rail 1911 with slab-side slide and it's nice to have the extra weight up front - it balances nicely, ans results in lower felt recoil.

        They probably command higher prices because they're a little bit of an oddity in the 1911 world, and old production.

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        • #5
          leelaw
          Junior Member
          CGN Contributor - Lifetime
          • Oct 2005
          • 10445

          The accessory rails are just part of the dust cover, and not a continuation of the frame rails that mate with the slide rails. 1911 slides are generally not made to have the frame rails exit through the front of the slide, as would be required if the frame rails continued the entire length of the dust cover.

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