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Finally got around to assembling one. Ejector does appear to be unacceptably flimsy. Then, the Magpul mag body is incompatible with my Spinta 9mm bolts. But, I like the idea enough that I took advantage of Black Friday and have a Guard barrel and bolt on the way... that was an expensive weekend for me with all the sales.

Colder than we are! Except we don’t think it’s cold.

They only work in 30 round mag bodies, but they come as 10 round capacity and you easily modify it for up to 30 yourself.

True. But an affiliated club can run outlaw matches too.

Definitely a concern. Lifetime warranty but that doesn’t help if it breaks a lot. Thinking of switching over to the Guard system, that way the ejector is on the bolt.

Lots of uppers available. Another magazine choice is the MEAN Arms Endomag, which fits inside of Pmags, so no mag block needed. I just got some but haven’t assembled them yet. Limited to 30 rounds unfortunately.

Scott Perman makes grips like that. Should find it here with a search.

IIRC, this is what Kevin Imel taught in my RO class. It was a while back.

I once had a single shot score on three targets...on a Virginia Count stage. Two extra hit penalties, no extra shots. ?

I have owned 1911s from 6 makers. I much prefer my Springfield Armory and Dan Wessons to my Kimbers. Prices not too different.

This is my experience too. I much prefer spending the extra $$ and just get a whole second gun. Conversions are a pain.

I didn’t use anything titanium or expensively lightweight except the Taccom barrel and handguard.

Okay, I just weighed it. 5 lbs 2 ounces, no magazine, with Vortex Razor and a laser mounted.

Couldn’t really say. My heavier one is an SBR, not really comparable. I prefer the lighter one. I have not done extensive testing looking for lightest recoil, as I don’t take this division all that seriously. I went back to shooting higher PF production loads to simplify.

Mine’s 5 lbs even. Didn’t cost that much. QC10 blem lower, Taccom UL barrel and CF handguard, mission first stock. Wanted it light for kids to handle.