Posted: 1/13/2006 1:04:12 PM EDT
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So I think I'm ready for my first 1911. Looking at the springfield website, I really like the GI .45. What makes the HI-cap accempt more rounds? Any range reports on these guns? Are these things a good buy, or should I invest my money in a different 1911? All input is welcome!! |
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In order to make the "Hi-Cap" hold more rounds, the magazines are doubled stacked, similar to a typical 9mm or .40 S&W. This also increases grip width. As for a standard G.I. model it is very popular amoung entry level shooters and those who want a no frills .45 ACP 1911. The only problem that it might have is that the sights are really bad, they are not white dot but just a notch and post. There has been alot written about the GI model a qucik search willl yield alot of results. Check out www.1911forum.com ETA Check this review out; www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=5&f=49&t=24770 |
