Thoughts on RIA 1911’s?

[CountryGent]

The one I owned, and shot the heck out of, for a long while was as solid as they come. It was the stock GI M1911A1 pattern. I had swapped the grips and had a gunsmith install high visibility sights. It was accurate and totally reliable with anything I fed it; from ball, to modern stuff, to even the funky steel cased fodder. Fed from standard 1911 mags. (Had a bunch of GI types, but I really liked the Chip McCormick mags.)

Anyway, the RIAs are, imho, hard to beat for a value and functionality. Cheers.

 

[Kruel J]

The one I owned, and shot the heck out of, for a long while was as solid as the come. It was the stock GI M1911A1 pattern. I had swapped the grips and had a gunsmith install high visibility sights. It was accurate and totally reliable with anything I fed it; from ball, to modern stuff, to even the funky steel cased fodder. Fed from standard 1911 mags. (Had a bunch of GI types, but I really liked the Chip McCormick mags.)

Anyway, the RIAs are, imho, hard to beat for a value and functionality. Cheers.

Good to hear brother, I've heard good things about them for a while now. We'll see how it goes.

 

[Kruel J]

I'm having Jeremy @LuckySG pretty it up in a couple weeks…..tune up, paint job, oil change….

 

[oremike]

Rock Islands Pistols are a lot like Savage Rifles, They are a good value for the money and just plain work well.

 

[echo1]

I have a TAC .45 that's really nice. I also have 1917 Colt 1911 and a Springfield 1911A1 to compair it with. Soild, ver solid. PAX