Hey guys just got my first 1911 Tisas raider Put 50 rounds through it the first day I got it but then second range trip today after about 200 rounds it seemed like the magazine was just not getting the bullet into the chamber. About five or six times over the last 50 rounds I would have to clear it -Do I need to get a new magazine or something?

I just installed a clip for mine, if you conceal carry, I would highly recommend, it’s more comfortable than most conceal carry holsters I’ve had

I think 1911’s are cool, I love the classic profile and history. I want one, but I’ve never shot one before and don’t know where to start. I want a gun that’s a fun range toy, and will also be a practical carry gun.

Has anyone gone through this process? I watched the video on the "qualifications" needed but where do I get started? They don't make it easy from what l've been researching and there isn't a direct page on their website on how to exactly get started with the documentation they want and where to send it.

https://ithacagun.com/product/1911-45-acp-carry-hand-fit/

I know it’s not the nicest 1911, but she’s been great to me. Have 500 rounds through it with no hiccups (since replacing mags). For the money, it’s hard to beat!

I want to get a 1911 handgun but as a lefty, I want to be sure I can use the slingshot method to chamber a round from a new magazine when I reload.

Just confirming that this is possible, or if I'll need to use the slide stop release which will be harder for me on a traditional 1911a1.

Been doing some research on what ammo I can use and I keep getting mixed answers. Am I able to use 38 Special 130-Grain ? Or do I use .38 super + p?

Anyone have a good read on used Ed Brown prices? I found a Kobra Carry that’s mint for $2200 no scratches or marring at all. I would bet it’s never been shot.

Turns out they are amazing! No idea why I bought/built 11 other guns first before getting one of the coolest. Even though it's just a Rock island it feels great.

Probably my favorite, Springfield WW2 GI model

Looking for IWB that's going to be comfortable for wearing all day but still conceals well. Thanks!

Hello, I have a Colt XS (Pre-XSE) Stainless Combat Commander in 45 ACP (Circa 2000). I have been carrying standard pressure HSTs in it for years but would like to be able to use +P ammo. I know it's not rated one way or another by Colt, but am I good to go? It would not be a steady diet, just some occasional use. It's also important to note that this is NOT the Lightweight XS Commander. Thanks!

I've been looking around for this particular build and haven't come across it. The closest I've found is the Alpha Foxtrot S15 but that's closer to Officer size. Does anyone make this particular build?

The 4.25” 1911’s scratch a part of my brain

The wait was long but worth it.

Took a while for them to get to me but i love the way they look on this gun! Obviouslt not my go to for carry but I think everyone should have a 1911 show gun with some fancy grips and engravings in the collection👍🏼

My 1911 is shooting high and right. I’m pretty familiar with rifle zeroing where it’s “X clicks = X inches at X distance, etc.” Not as familiar with zeroing for fixed sights on a handgun.

I shot at 10 yards with a group that was 3 inches high and 2 inches to the right. Any suggestions?

Front sight: Tritium 0.175 height Rear sight: Novak adjustable tritium

Just picked up this bad boy from a coworker, just wanted a little more info from anyone else who has one.