Well, I fired 35rds, and here's what I found. 1) .45acp kicks more than I remember. :lol: 2) my shots were going to the right, and low. 3) Federal ammo from Walmart is dirty. My right arm is dotted with black...something.
I took a hammer, and piece of wooden dowel, ad tapped my rear sight leftward. I tried holding the dot on the front sight right on the orange dot on the target. Its a little right still, and a bit low. I think once I get it centered, I could live with the shooting low bit. I think for the money, its a great gun. It doesn't have big gaudy markings on it, its got a nice matte blue finish, nice wood grips, a comfortable flat mainspring housing. The only thing I'm not so sure about is the stainless barrel bushing, but that's easy enough to replace... in time.
I think its a great "in between" gun that's not a GI model, but isn't a railed out tacticool thing, either. It seems like Remington took their time with these things, and did them in good taste, and classic style. Its not that I don't like GI or tacticool guns, but the blued steel and checkered wood grips of a classic looking 1911 is real tough to beat, IMHO.
I took a hammer, and piece of wooden dowel, ad tapped my rear sight leftward. I tried holding the dot on the front sight right on the orange dot on the target. Its a little right still, and a bit low. I think once I get it centered, I could live with the shooting low bit. I think for the money, its a great gun. It doesn't have big gaudy markings on it, its got a nice matte blue finish, nice wood grips, a comfortable flat mainspring housing. The only thing I'm not so sure about is the stainless barrel bushing, but that's easy enough to replace... in time.
I think its a great "in between" gun that's not a GI model, but isn't a railed out tacticool thing, either. It seems like Remington took their time with these things, and did them in good taste, and classic style. Its not that I don't like GI or tacticool guns, but the blued steel and checkered wood grips of a classic looking 1911 is real tough to beat, IMHO.