Rock River building 1911's again?

[hairba111]

Cough, choke, gag, gasp, I'm holding my opinion for the sake of tender ears.

 

[BradMacc82]

Cough, choke, gag, gasp, I'm holding my opinion for the sake of tender ears.

Don't hold back, it'll become toxic to the system if you don't get it out now, 'it's for the children'.

 

[sailskidrive]

So you really like it?

LIKE IT? Let's get a group buy pre-pre-order in motion...

Now if they would only make a .410 "Judge" Tactical Edition w/ NcStar genuine imitation night sights (Chernobyl parking lot gravel fluorescing), bottle opener, and a side cocking handle... Available in Deagle style 14k gold plate of course.

IT WOULD BE THE SHIZZLE.

 

[Magnumite]

I had a Wilson KZ 45. It would have been a great duty gun, but I didn't care for the manner of it during rapid fire with the polymer frame. Other than that, excellent pistol.
Just a guess, this will probably feel the same.

 

[fivepointstar]

I love Glocks, and I love 1911's. I don't think I'll ever own a plastic 1911. It smacks of blasphemy. I would however buy a stainless frame for my Glock. I'm okay with my own hypocrisy

Seriously though, a plastic 1911 is probably not in my future unless it's very economical, extremely reliable, and easy to swap components.

+1

you took the words right out of my mouth.

however if this 1911 has the same reliability and quality of RRA i might consider this

 

[sailskidrive]

+1

you took the words right out of my mouth.

however if this 1911 has the same reliability and quality of RRA i might consider this

RRA was really popular a few years ago for good build quality. Now they seem to be just another commercial grade AR assembler eclipsed by Bravo Company, Palmetto, Spikes, Daniel Defense, Rainier, etc - all operating in a close market segment.

 

[fivepointstar]

RRA was really popular a few years ago for good build quality. Now they seem to be just another commercial grade AR assembler eclipsed by Bravo Company, Palmetto, Spikes, Daniel Defense, Rainier, etc - all operating in a close market segment.

Touche'

 

[Trumpet]

RRA was really popular a few years ago for good build quality. Now they seem to be just another commercial grade AR assembler eclipsed by Bravo Company, Palmetto, Spikes, Daniel Defense, Rainier, etc - all operating in a close market segment.

RRA was making 1911s long before they got into the AR game. They saw there was money to be made in AR's and went that direction. One of my biggest regrets was not picking up a RRA 1911.

These seem to be a FAR cry from the RRA 1911 of old.

 

[Punch_master]

A poly 1911?

A poly 1911 seems sacrirelgious INMHO. Like something that should just never be. But that's just my opinion.