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Remington 1911

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I have one 1911. Full size.
Am thinking about the Remington Commander 1911.
Anyone have one??? How do you Like it.
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I am also interested in commander sized 1911. Listening.
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I have a Commander, not a Remington, but a Sr1911.
I really like the Commander size, I use it in action pistol matches.
For me it just handles a little quicker that a full size, that’s probably just a “ mental” thing for me.
I do sometimes use a full size in the matches but the Commander is my favorite. It is also what I carry
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flowrie wrote: Fri Jan 10, 2020 8:26 am I have a Commander, not a Remington, but a Sr1911.
I really like the Commander size, I use it in action pistol matches.
For me it just handles a little quicker that a full size, that’s probably just a “ mental” thing for me.
I do sometimes use a full size in the matches but the Commander is my favorite. It is also what I carry
at worship service.
Which is the SR 1911. Who makes that one. I have not looked at one w/ that model number. Thank you.
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A few years ago I picked up my Remington 1911 R1 (govment) in 45. It’s great. Haven’t had a single issue with it. It’s on target. Even my wife loves shooting it. But of course as you already know since you have a full size, it’s a heavy firearm. I used to carry it more frequently.
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Thank you 1911 raptor and Texas Blaze. I am gathering all info and will check out the Ruger too.
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By the way, I am taking it for granted that even though these come with 7 rd mags they will accept Wilson Combat 8 round mags.????? :fire :fire
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I only use WC mags in all my 1911s.
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I have a Remington that is one of several 1911's I have but my overall favorite is my Colt Defender
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For concealed carry I think you'll find that Commander size 1911s are preferred. along with CCOs. My experience with the REM 1911 base model has been nothing but positive. It's also probably worth noting that REM bought Para Ordnance a few years back just after they had moved to AL, and about the only complaint you ever heard about POs was the series 80 safety system. I won't say all, but a good number of the REMs use the preferred series 70 system. I'd think their Commanders would be as good as any. ;-)
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Thank you to all. This is great. I am getting a good education. Makin plans and savin $$s. :fire :fire :fire :fire
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I use Chip McCormick Power mags and Tripp Cobra mags for my 1911s
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R1 is a nice gun for the price. No problems with either of mine.
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