Any thoughts on Ruger's SR1911?
Went to a new gun shop here and they had one in the case. I'm looking to get a full-size .45 so I was interested. They had it for $689. Seems like a good gun. Felt good in my hand and all the controls were silky smooth. The trigger seemed really nice too.
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Rugers are good and that's a good price for a 1911. Does it come with any manufacturer warranty?
Lately I haven't been letting good gun deals pass me up. I say go for it.
Lately I haven't been letting good gun deals pass me up. I say go for it.
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No, it's a silly price for a 1911 that is much good. I would expect it to be loose, maybe not as accurate as could be, but I would expect it to shoot whatever you put in it, coming from Ruger. A $700 1911 is better than none, but I would definitely read up on reviews and gun forum threads before dropping $700 on it.
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^ true dat lol
And if your looking for something full size .45 assuming you don't already have one, I wouldn't suggest a 1911. You can find something with a higher mag cap and less maintenance for that price.
But if u already have a high cap handgun, it checks out, and u just want something pretty go for it.
And if your looking for something full size .45 assuming you don't already have one, I wouldn't suggest a 1911. You can find something with a higher mag cap and less maintenance for that price.
But if u already have a high cap handgun, it checks out, and u just want something pretty go for it.
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On the contrary, if you are willing to train with it, the 1911 is a weapons platform for experts - which newbies can get proficient with after some work. Capacity has a LOT going for it, and there is reliability to be found in double-capacity plastic guns, but 1911 is t3h win.


