Dave C

While I haven't measured the thickness of the metal used in the magazine body, it seems thinner than STI/Staccato/Atlas magazines. The Prodigy mags feed lip dimensions were all over the map. (I measured the Atlas magazine feed lip dimensions and tuned my Prodigy mags the same). I know you want me to discount the springs and followers since they are consumable but considering my Atlas and Staccato have run 100% in my Staccato and Prodigy and the Prodigy mags experience stuck followers producing the dreaded saltshaker effect every now and then, I will continue to use Staccato mags for serious work.

Yes they do...... I don't think they are nearly as good as the Staccato or Atlas mags, but they do work in my Staccato.

I guess lucky for me, I read the description for the 407K, finally got one shipped to me, mounted it on my 365XL, couldn't be happier.

Milt Sparks Summer Special 2

Funny, I have three of the tungsten infused famed guns. I don't have any wear in the magwells that I would consider to be a problem.

Normally you get what you pay for in holsters. Understanding that some holster designs just don't work for some folks, a good quality leather holster will outlast the buyer.........

Love my Milt Sparks SS2. Comfortable and secure.

I run a full length Springer guide rod and 14 pound 1911 spring.

Aligning the sights then PRESSING THE TRIGGER IN SUCH A WAY THAT YOU DON"T DISTURB THE SIGHT ALIGNMENT.......

That because they say they are coming soon. How soon remains to be seen.........

Look for Jim Wall in the following:

He's back shooting again and he is still very good......... There are still no sights on at least one of his 1911s.

Yes

I have found that if you just center up the front sight and center up the rear sight, the gun will shoot pretty darn good.

Without anything to back up my claim, they are reference markings for windage adjustments.