Rock Island 1911
Saw it today, much better than any Chinese made piece of crap I have ever seen, I want another and dual shoulder harness. Need a couple dozen mags as well.
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RIA has turned up the accuracy looks like. I might consider one of these but it still won't shoot with my Browning HP Competition. Of course cost of $650 is no way near of the Browning . I would not call this gun a polished t*** but a good value target gun. There testing however was at 20 yd not standard 25 yd pistol. A little more tuning and it could be a very good pistol.
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quote:Originally posted by jtmarine0831
Ha! If you are worried about RIA's be of non-US origin look into some of the other Big Name companies that are oh so popular and look where their parts are coming from, just cause the are assembled and sold in the US by a Company that has an office address stamped on the firearm doesn't mean they were made in the US.
Trust me fellas, it's the same with the engine business! Next time you look at a Cummins engine(Heck any engine for that matter) look at all the different parts on the engine and see where they come from. It's still built in the US and sold in the US!
Ain't that the truth, My last Dodge Ram and Chevy Monte Carlo were both manufactured outside of the US. I won't say I am steadfast in my resolve to buy american. I do try to stick to US products as much as possible, especially if the cost and quality is even remotely comprable.0 -
My RIA has been 100% reliable right out of the box.
Don't get to shoot as often as I like, but have somewhere in the neighborhood of 2000rds through it.
Only upgrades were and ambi-safety, new grips, and had the hammer shortened a hair to remover the bite.
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