What's the difference between a Standard Match and National Match DCM legal?
What is the better choice to buy?
I'm currently looking at Springfield, Kimber, Para, and Rock River Arms.

Here in NY, the State Bullseye matche was won by a Dan Wesson 1911...

What's the difference between a "Match" and a "Nationial Match"??

A bunch of garbage that makes no difference if your shooting skills are off...

I have only met 4 shooters in my life that could out-shoot a Standard Colt 1911/1991 or Springfield....
Myself included. I own a Colt Series 70 NM because my skills deem it. Yet, I have many many times beaten the crap out of guys with "Nationial Match" 1911's using only a factory stock Colt.

Oh yeah...
The difference is hand fit, options, and sometimes materials...

DCM legal means the pistol is in complience with that contests rules.If your not going to shoot DCM matches it doesnt matter.

  All four you mention make nice pistols.Shop around and find the best deal.look at the diffrence in sights ect.les Baur makes a accurate pistol.It will cost you though.


  I know quite a few people who can outshoot a standard 1911.

Are you going to use it for competition? If not get a Kimber they are great right out of the box. If so, then the customhouses like Les Baur make sense.

WOW, aren't you full of yourself tonight?  Since you are the expert, why not explain exactly what the difference is when you're done talking down to the mortals.

Thanks

Gun magazines
make stuff up to fool people.

wilson and les baer, IMO good guns put i think you pay a LOT just for the name

go with a rock river for an expensive 1911

the better cheaper route is to get a colt 1991 and have it built by a smith