RIA Full RAIL 1911 thoughts...

[Quickdraw Mcgraw]

Seems like a good deal for under $600 these pretty good starter guns?

Also if I got one of these the trigger would need work who would you send it to local to sonoma county or mail order??

thanks guys!

[robcoe]

Probably like other RIA guns it would be a good starter 1911. However I dont think it's on roster(I would be happy to be wrong about this, so if I am someone correct me) so you'll need to find a used one, single shot it, or become a police officer.

[keenkeen]

Probably like other RIA guns it would be a good starter 1911. However I dont think it's on roster(I would be happy to be wrong about this, so if I am someone correct me) so you'll need to find a used one, single shot it, or become a police officer.

The Christmas season is upon us...The perfect time of year for out of state family to send an off roster handgun as the gift that keeps on giving.

[shawn530]

the full rail is on roster bought one last month great fun gun without having to spend a house payment on it comes with lots off added bonus's but spring for the night sights

[Distro]

the full rail is on roster bought one last month great fun gun without having to spend a house payment on it comes with lots off added bonus's but spring for the night sights

It's not.

[keenkeen]

the full rail is on roster bought one last month great fun gun without having to spend a house payment on it comes with lots off added bonus's but spring for the night sights

Yeah...it's not. (II)

As another Calguns member told you a while back:

It's not the same model as the on-list guns. If an FFL sold you that gun without doing a SSE then they shouldn't be surprised if the DOJ stops by for a chat.

Cool that you got one "by mistake" but stop telling people its on the roster...

[PRCABR4Christ]

I've handled one, it appeared well built to me, I'm just not happy that they stone their trigger tracks so wide and they don't use a common dovetail cut for sights

[Sunday]

Buy a Wilson combat or a Dan Wesson. Way cheaper in the long run.

[hybridatsun350]

To the OP: I've had mine for a few weeks now and it's a very solidly built gun. I've swapped mine over to a GI guide rod and a single sided safety, but that's just personal preference. I would certainly recommend buying one. They're one of the best deals going right now. And, once again, they're not on the list. I mentioned that to the previous poster, but he didn't seem to have read my post in that thread.

Buy a Wilson combat or a Dan Wesson. Way cheaper in the long run.

I fail to see how that makes any sense, whatsoever. Could you please explain further?

Even if we were talking the CQB, one of their cheaper models, I could buy 5,000 rds of .45 ACP and still not spend as much.