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[…] described as “petite” at five-foot nuthin’ but she carries a 1911 chambered in .45 ACP. I much prefer to carry […]

[…] a feature on Terry Tussey’s favorite thing — building retro- 1911s. Terry (of Tussey Custom) is certainly no stranger to […]

[…] Add in lowering pull weight, changing travel to match a 1911’s trigger — and easy installation — this is an […]

[…] so we can’t see whether it wore a flat ( 1911) or arched (1911A1) mainspring housing. There actually exists a […]

[…] popular handgun in the world, except the U.S. where the 1911 was king. Sadly, FN/Browning stopped production of the Hi-Power […]

Damascus 1911

[…] World War II. Mostly combat units got what U.S. Model 1911 autoloaders were available and military police, POW camp guards […]

[…] in World War II. Naturally at this point rabid Colt 1911 fans are gnashing their teeth and thinking, “How could […]

[…] been primarily devised. That of course was the U.S. Model 1911 .45 ACP. However, in the World War I era, […]

[…] .45 ACP and it was made specifically to compete against the Colt 1911. Oddly enough, the final two guns in the competition were the […]