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| 6205 - Colt Model 1911 A1 with wood grips ALL METAL Dimensions of the original weapon were retained. The highly polished and blued finishes conform to Colt's well-known standard of product integrity. Worth noting, too, is that every model is made entirely of high-quality die-cast metal which assures precision and long system life. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Things I would have changed:The implementation of the grip safety leaves much to be desired. Unlike in the pistol it is modeled on it operates by moving a transfer bar in between the hammer and firing pin when depressed. This transfer bar is only loosely attached to the safety’s action bar, so that, if it is even slightly out of spec, as it was on the first two pistols that I received, it will fail to move completely into position and you get a misfire. What others should know:If Umarex would fix this problem it would have an excellent pistol.
Things I would have changed:I would not bother spending the extra money for the wood grip model for the simple reason that the pistols are identical other than the grips. Any standard 1911 grip seems to fit just fine, and wooden grips can be purchased all day for around $40 or less on-line. The black (not blue) finish of the pistol is rather rough and the entire operation manual appears to be imprinted on the right side of the receiver in bold, white lettering - the side that never appears in any of the ads. The standard grips arrive with the pistol and are in a plastic bag that originally held the wooden grips (according to the markings on the bag). What others should know:Buy the standard 1911 A1 model and you'll be very satisfied! I can't imagine any service that could be more prompt or professional, and the PyramydAir folks kept me informed via email of the status of my order and shipping information from the day I placed the order until it arrived. BTW: Standard Crossman CO2 cartridges and wadcutter pellets shoot just fine and are readily available in most local sporting good stores.
Things I would have changed:A bit expensive. Maybe offer a wooden presentation case. What others should know:This airgun comes in several variances to satisfy anyones taste. Any choice will be an investment in quality, durability, craftsmanship, and dependability. Oh...don't forget, pride in ownership. Comments
I did not find it as accurate as others described. I have the Colt 1911 with the wood grips. It shoots 4 inches high at 30 feet. I was not able to keep all the shots within a 7 inch circle. I get frequent miss fires and low power shots even with a fresh co2. I think to cause is the grip safety. If not held tight it causes a pratial releas of air.
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