The Firing Line Forums - View Single Post - Difference between a good 1911 and a REALLY good 1911

sailskidrive · August 1, 2011, 06:29 AM

I would think the dimensional fidelity of the frame and slide in relation to each other would be the ultimate measure of how well the they "fit". However, the pics you posted are pretty damn impressive. :-)

I'm going to run downstairs now and take a look at my Kimber TLE to see how it compares. I rarely shoot it as 1911 single stacks feel small in my hand.

August 1, 2011, 06:29 AM	#65
sailskidrive Senior Member Join Date: October 26, 2008 Posts: 726	Hmmm... I would think the dimensional fidelity of the frame and slide in relation to each other would be the ultimate measure of how well the they "fit". However, the pics you posted are pretty damn impressive. :-) I'm going to run downstairs now and take a look at my Kimber TLE to see how it compares. I rarely shoot it as 1911 single stacks feel small in my hand. __________________ SailSkiDrive Hk USP 45 Expert, USP 40, USP 9, SIG P226, S&W M&P9, Hk 4, Makarov, Desert Eagle 40, Beretta FS92 Centurion, Kimber TLEII 1911A1, Glock 22, SIG P225, 1943 Rem Rand 1911A1, S&W mod 64, Walther PPQ, SIG P229, Browning BDA 45 (SIG P220), Hk45, SIG P230