building my first 2011 for uspas open

[votkix]

try to build my first 2011 for uspas open 9mm, need everyone's experience And suggestions for anything in the building like grip frame,trigger... choose

thanks guns.

[rodralig]

try to build my first 2011 for uspas open 9mm, need everyone's experience And suggestions for anything in the building like grip frame,trigger... choose

thanks guns.

Suggested to ask this question in the Competition sub-threads.

Or go to a different forum like brianenos.com

You'd probably get better answers from folks that actually use and push the 2011 platform in competition...




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[votkix]

Suggested to ask this question in the Competition sub-threads.

Or go to a different forum like brianenos.com

You'd probably get better answers from folks that actually use and push the 2011 platform in competition...




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just created,thanks

[naz]

Hi, do you have a frame already? I suspect the frame you use will get dictated by what you can ppt, if you don’t have one already

Have you found a smith? A lot of the 2011 smiths mentioned on these forums were not taking new work when I asked them in late Sept.

Good luck !

[votkix]

dont have frame yet,any 2011 frame can be ship to local ffl right?or maybe i'am wrong?anyone knows about it?

[naz]

dont have frame yet,any 2011 frame can be ship to local ffl right?or maybe i'am wrong?anyone knows about it?

[XDJYo]

[Quiet]

dont have frame yet,any 2011 frame can be ship to local ffl right?or maybe i'am wrong?anyone knows about it?

Receivers/frames are not listed on the Roster of Handguns Certified for Sale.

Therefore, a CA FFL dealer can only legally transfer it as a "handgun" via exemption (LEO sale, PPT, etc) or transfer it as a "rifle, receiver".

If it is DROS'd as a "rifle, receiver"; then it can only be utilized to make a CA legal rifle and utilizing it to make a "handgun" will cause the resulting firearm to be an illegal SBR (weapon made from rifle).

If it is DROS'd as a "pistol, single-shot" or "pistol, single-shot, receiver/frame"; then it can only be utilized to make a dimensionally compliant bolt-action single-shot pistol or as a dimensionally compliant break-open single-shot pistol. In order to remain CA legal while in CA, the pistol will need to remain confgured as such.

If DROS'd as a "pistol, semi-auto" or "pistol, semi-auto, receiver/frame"; then it can be utilized to make a CA legal semi-auto pistol.

[naz]

[XDJYo]

[SkyHawk]

Buy one of the base model SVI on roster. Send it back and wait 16 months. You can have whatever you want done to it. Cost ~$6k

[Quiet]

On-Roster...
Armscor Precision Rock Island 1911 A-2 GI FS (Blue)

[sigstroker]

Doesn't matter because if he wants to stay legal he can't buy any mags.

Build a Limited-10 or whatever it's called. Don't worry, a competitive one will cost you plenty.