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    Yohimbe2 is offline Junior Member
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    Newbie, three gun in two months. Got a Ruger 1911 tonight

    I'm new to guns and have purchased a Glock 17 Gen4 and a Ruger LC380.

    Tonight I grabbed my first non plastic gun, and am blown away. I purchased a Ruger 1911acp.

    Does anyone know if this is a good 1911? I try it tomorrow. (My first time shooting a 45) Any tips greatly appreciated

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    I think it is a good 1911, as does this reviewer, who I really respect:
    Ruger SR1911 Review, Crucible Arms - YouTube
    I hope you will come back tomorrow and give a report on what you thought of it.

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    Congrats. The RUger 1911 is a very nice 1911 for the price. At that price range, it would probably be the one I would choose as well.

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    Nice buy! I am just getting into handguns as well and came across a new S&W 1911 .45 TAC last night at the local dealer. He is holding it for me through today so I am planning on buying it tonight. Sorry to piggy back on your post but thought it would be cleaner/ quicker to post here.

    Thanks in advance to all responses!

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    Quote Originally Posted by blake38 View Post
    I think it is a good 1911, as does this reviewer, who I really respect:
    Ruger SR1911 Review, Crucible Arms - YouTube
    I hope you will come back tomorrow and give a report on what you thought of it.
    I shot this tonight and went through 100 rounds without a glitch. I loved every moment. Sorry, but considering I only own a few guns, I can't give a usable review.

    I will say that it feels great in the hand and everyone loves it. I showed this gun to at least 20 people today and everyone agreed that its a beauty. I also let a few experienced people shoot it and they gave the nod of approval. Apparently the trigger is very nice (compared to another 1911 we had at the range)

    This guns gets a lot of attention. I am lucky to have it. It was on the shelf for almost an hour and when I found it the person next to me asked " are you going to buy it?" (He was next in line)... 30 seconds later, it was mine. A very easy decision to make once you see this gun.

    Hope this helps. I"m just a newb, but I think I am off to a good start.

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    Congrats on your purchase!

    I handled one of those a couple of days ago, and felt a familiar urge (wanting to buy a 1911-style pistol -- again) welling up inside me.

    I went home, took two aspirin, and laid down until the feeling passed.
    "Placement is power" -- seen in an article by Stephen A. Camp
    (RIP, Mr. Camp; you will be remembered, and missed)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Yohimbe2 View Post
    I shot this tonight and went through 100 rounds without a glitch. I loved every moment. Sorry, but considering I only own a few guns, I can't give a usable review.

    I will say that it feels great in the hand and everyone loves it. I showed this gun to at least 20 people today and everyone agreed that its a beauty. I also let a few experienced people shoot it and they gave the nod of approval. Apparently the trigger is very nice (compared to another 1911 we had at the range)

    This guns gets a lot of attention. I am lucky to have it. It was on the shelf for almost an hour and when I found it the person next to me asked " are you going to buy it?" (He was next in line)... 30 seconds later, it was mine. A very easy decision to make once you see this gun.

    Hope this helps. I"m just a newb, but I think I am off to a good start.
    100 rounds without a glitch, trigger feels good. sounds like a winner.

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    I too have one. I shot one that a friend of mine had before I bought mine.

    I put about 70 rds. or so through it. Not a hic-cup of any kind. He ran three different brands of ammo thru it while we shot it. It ate um all.

    I like it for it's classic 1911 appearance and feel.

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