I don’t know if the first sentence is tongue in cheek and that’s just not coming across via text, but you know there are plenty of people (including multiple active members on this forum) who do carry 1911s, right?
Edit - Nevermind what I said about safeties, I was looking at the wrong picture.
This thread was pretty informative far longer than most. Now it seems to be evolving into the typical bull shit.
Too bad.
Moving on.
We may lose and we may win, but we will never be here again.......
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Mine, a sample of one, works well with Wilson Magazines and Power Mags feeding 230gr FMJ. When I use the factory magazines I tend to get nosedives even with ball ammo. I think this is due to the feed ramp being off the 31.5 degree angle. I would think this would be easy to correct, but I've not read of Tisas correcting it.
The JSOC seems to be a lot of gun for the money assuming it works with at least ball ammo -- and so far it seems the guns run okay with ball. I have to give the company credit for taking a cool idea and going all the way to market with it. Someone at MAC must be at least somewhat tuned in to the 1911 culture to have thought of this whole project.
The other options for procuring something approaching a "unit gun" from that era are either quite pricy or involve a whole lot of do-it-yourself.
I find it curious they went with the LPA rear sight instead of a Bomar-style. Maybe the LPA was easier/cheaper to source.
If I had one of these I would slap on a pair of Herret's full-checkered stocks with beveled bottom and all just to make it even closer to the guns that inspired it.
Last edited by Robinson; 03-04-2024 at 08:35 AM.