[Sgt_Skrb_25]

Originally Posted by Gatoragn

Bud's guns. I got mine off Gunbroker. A 9mm GI just sold for $370 + shipping & FFL of course.

My LGS has a GI 45 he is asking $399 not sure if it is new or consignment.

I checked Buds, all out of stock.

[Max-Q]

Not sure if they are in Stock

http://www.e-sarcoinc.com/rockislandpistols.aspx

[vance]

Awesome guns, great customer service! Armscor is the parent company and are out of the Philippines. Look into the 1911 .22 TCM. fudge... .40 grain projectile, 2600 fps... also comes with 9mm barrel.

[kjbcruz12]

Anyone know of any sites/places with availability of these?

[bige91603]

Only places i have found are gunsamerica, armslist and gunbroker

[Sgt_Skrb_25]

Originally Posted by bige91603

Only places i have found are gunsamerica, armslist and gunbroker

Probably for a $100 more than MSRP?

[bige91603]

Originally Posted by Sgt_Skrb_25

Probably for a $100 more than MSRP?

Guns America isn't bad but everyone on armslist is nuts

[Sgt_Skrb_25]

Originally Posted by bige91603

Guns America isn't bad but everyone on armslist is nuts

I'm going to see what's up on Guns America

[kjbcruz12]

I know my topics rock islands. But has anyone head anything or have an American classic 1911? I've seen them around but never knew too much about them.

[axxe55]

Originally Posted by kjbcruz12

I know my topics rock islands. But has anyone head anything or have an American classic 1911? I've seen them around but never knew too much about them.

have owned two of the American Classics, the first a blued Government model which i traded to a close friend. great pistol. fit and finish were very good, decent accuracy and functioned with any ammo i used. my second one is the Commander i currently have and was bought for a modification project i wanted to do. again, decent accuracy, very well made and functions with any ammo i have used so far.

like the RIA's, they are also made in the Philipine Islands. also like the RIA's, they are an amazing value in 1911's. comparison wise they are every bit the equal to the RIA's, with the only downside being the RIA's do come in more calibers.