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Sig 1911's any good?
So just wondering what you guys think about the sig 1911's. pros/cons etc? Worth buying? Thanks
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SIG makes awesome 1911s, quite a variety in fact, well made, great quality customer service and warranty. Worth the price IMO.
I love mine. I wish I could dig out of this snowy, Sandy mess so I can hit the range soon and sling a bit of lead, I'm getting cabin fever here. |
I hear a lot of gripe about the external extractors, what's the deal?
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I have a tac ops 1911, best darn gun i shot. I owned a colt and when it came down to me having to sell one i sold the colt. Love sig
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Guy I work with has a Sig 1911...zero issues. I have a Colt National Match and li,e it but my next 1911 just might be a Sig. |
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I'm not familiar enough with the model, but doesn't the hi power have an external extractor? All in saying is you can improve on perfection additionally there is nothing wrong with updating a great model.
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Sig sauer is an extremely well made weapon. I have heard very, very little in the areas of dissactifaction.
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The Army dictated that the extractor had to be internal (along with the grip safety). You don't see that on the 1935..
I have a Sig 1911 that I bought last year, and used for practice and competition this year. I am getting close to 5000 rounds and not a hiccup. I took the plunge, and I believe it is a solid design. Smith & Wesson is the only other maker with an external extractor that I would trust. About the only thing that I find is that the ejection pattern is a bit erratic. An internal one (adjusted properly) will put them in a pretty close pile. The Sig seems to put them more in an arc.. :D I would not hesitate to buy another one. |
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