G'Day Fella's,

Thanks for your input on this subject.
I to received this info via the Remington News e-mail.

I have (I think) personally owned four 1911's in my time.
The first was in 1980 a Colt Combat Commander, another the same, then a Colt Tactical Elite all in .45ACP. Then in about 2003 some slimy politician (Lets call him "Little Johnny"), banned them!
With the proceeds of the sale of the above and others, I purchased my current IPSC pistol, a Kimber Stainless TargetII in .38 Super. I have replaced all the internals and some other parts (sear, hammer, disconnector, trigger, mag-guide, ambi-safety etc) with Brown, Wilson, S&A etc after market parts and fitted some nice Ahrends "Kingwood" grips.
I now have a really nice and accurate (<2" @ 50meters) pistol!

The 1911 is a truly great pistol and yet again confirms what a genius, Mr John Moses Browning was!!!

HooRoo
From
Hommer