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Great information and video. Although I have several other guns, but am picking up my first 1911 in a few days, and have been trying to learn as much about the platform as I can. This was really helpful! Thank You.

is waterproofed?

Great review. This is the best review of the 92X centurion that I have found on the Internet. Thanks for posting. Great looking gun

This was my first gun back in the day and a perfect choice for a new shooter. You're 100% about "light and long double-action pull". It forces you to learn trigger control for development. Staging the trigger for accurate shots was a neat feature. The people that hate on this gun just don't "get" it. It's a real gem.

Very helpful information

I discovered Milt Sparks Summer Special holster years ago and haven't looked back. Its not for appendix carry but works well every place else. Galco makes one that's similar in horse hide. Its not cheap but will last forever. Thank you sir for another excellent video.

They never scared me, but I had trained so much with Glocks, the first time I tried to train with a 1911 in a course, I kept forgetting the safety. I never was able to remember to drop it. It would have taken a lot of training to bring in that muscle memory. So I gave up and kept with what I knew.

I love my 1911. I have a Kimber pro carry 2. Not one malfunction yet. 😂

I had a Tisas b45r carry that loved Sig Elite Defense 185+p

Whats the point of having the safety up if the grip saftey is what keeps the trigger from being pulled?

The 1911 was the gun I was issued in early 1972 by the Navy and I was never happy with the thing. But you almost have me convinced that it might be possible to live with one again. Almost.

Can I order one of these holsters with the Matt Stamp modifications already made?

All my semi autos are striker fired. I prefer hammer fired.

All the "cool kids" have AR's with a manual thumb safety. They cry until any new rifle design moves it's manual safety to the AR's position. The M9 was just fine with a thumb safety. Literally every automatic pistol since they were invented had thumb safeties until Glock marketing struck. It's a nonsensical position.

TPSF Elite is the best pistol out of the box I ever shot and that includes the Sig 220 series, CZ 75 series and S&W. No break in period, handles every grain, brand...I've tried to see if it would fte, ff shooting terrible mismatched ammo without any problems. Unbelievable accuracy with a great trigger of 4.5 pounds...by my chair always for home defense but I do carry it concealed also. Did put night sights on it. Great pistol at any price much less $400.00.

RIA will do new sights for most of their 1911's. Just email them, as I tried to find any sights that fit my tac ultra was impossible.

Seeing this four-year-old video six weeks after buying a snubbie, because I wanted something for EDC in warmer weather than my CZ 75-variant, and a Sig P365 feels tiny in my hands. I had rented a Smith & Wesson Airweight in .38 Special at my local range, and found the felt recoil a bit spicier than enjoyable. Could I get used to it? Probably. I'm not a tiny guy, I have decent hand strength and fairly large hands. A video from another guntuber got me thinking about .32 H&R Magnum, and that Charter Arms Undercoverette caught my eye. Since I like DA/SA trigger action in my semi-auto pistols, the DA trigger was an easy adaptation for me. Can I get your level of accuracy at 25 yards? Not yet, but I'm getting there. The .32 S&W Long ammo is more spendy than 9mm, but cheaper than 9mm was in the fall of 2020. The .32 Magnum SD rounds I'm currently carrying are a bit over a sheckel per, but a lot of the hollow point 9mm stuff worth carrying is close to that. My sense is that, having lived over sixty years without having been in a situation where I needed a pistol to get out of the situation, my odds are pretty good for not needing it going forward. But one never knows, do one?

Who buys expensive ammo for the range? Buy the cheapest trash they got

Thanks for your post in favor of snubby revolvers. I'm carrying a Taurus 856 revolver that holds 6 rounds in the cylinder. It's interesting to note that after President John F. Kennedy was killed in Dallas on Friday, November 22, 1963, the alleged shooter Lee Harvey Oswald was shot and killed by Jack Ruby the following Sunday afternoon. Ruby used a Colt Cobra snub nose 38 Special revolver.

I've seen 6 sheared sears. Nobody wants to get shot by their own gun

Well it's to the left which is probably flagging the whole rest of the range. Just because your book smart doesn't mean you have any common sense.

Very informative

With Kydex as soon as it pops out of its seat it can just fall out given the chance, especially if your in a tussle with the bad guy. With leather, even it pops loose from fully holstered aka comes unseated the leather has enough friction/ retention to help it to keep from just flying out. I am a big fan of Custom leather holsters, it sets off the pistol with the custom die job, tooling or exotic skins on it. After you spend a mint on a good 1911 it is worth it to get a good holster to protect that investment and to set it off when your at your barbecue...etc. Even though I keep mine concealed with a cover garment it will still be seen when you move the right way or the wind blows your cover up, folks will still see if and ask me about it. I have my everyday leather and my barbecue / church going leather.

My EDC is a 1911 and this video completely changed my ammo purchases and what I carry in her thankyou so much and I have seen the difference especially in ejection and racking thankyou so much

My EDC is a 1911 and this video completely changed my ammo purchases and what I carry in her thankyou so much and I have seen the difference especially in ejection and racking thankyou so much

I have NEVER seen that thumb thing it looks so bizzare! I didnt even know there was a grip associated with the stance! Thanks for sharing.

Are you a fan of John Woo action movies he directed?

I'm also sold by this 250. I like it and I think I'm going to buy one now. Also just thinking that you have had military training and you have more than likely seen action, you are trained to stay calm during conflict and focus on things like trigger control and so on. The average civilian is not trained to do this so it may be a challenge for them to focus in situations like that. On the other hand I think its also a good thing because you have to think before you so easily pull the trigger. Either way I'm completely sold on this P250. Nice review thanks.

I’ve had all types of 45s I always go back to 1911.

Thank you bro! My glock friends always give me shit for my edc having manual saftey. I feel I'm proficient with it my dry fire clear holster draw saftey fire is sub 1 second. Yea muscle memory. Train train train.

Simple and raw

On July 5th 2024, I am officially an owner of a RIA 1911 G1 (it was like $450, I couldn’t pass up on such a good price based on my financial standing) and I’m so glad that I have been doing some research before I take my baby to the range. I knew that the cock and locked feature is a safety mechanism but never knew that you rest your thumb on the switch while drawing to firing mode. It has been my dream of owning a 1911 ever since I was little and now as a quarter of a century years old, it’s finally a reality. A very superb video and tutorial for folks starting off, Danke Scheön Herr.

Sorry, no way am I ever going to IWB. Have a good Belt, OWB snap pancake and have no problem with a Kimber 1911. Custom made for gun>

Don't know if you still have it. But did yours come with a rubber bushing on the guid rod and a shorter spring?

Snubbys are just badass, if you don’t own one I suggest you try one, I bet if you pack it a few time you will end up loving it and it will be a big part of your carry rotation,, it’s the ultimate conseal carry

Don't wear baggy clothes unless you want to. Its America, do what you want with your freedom.

Amen. Carrying one for over 45 years. Cocked and locked, always strong side, always in a speed scabbard, always the same.

An open tip 308 from a 22 inch will make a baseball hole in your chest.

People that don't like the 1911 are morons! Colt 45 and 1911 are classics!!! Love all my colts 😂

Thanks for the info I've had my rock island 1911 for years and had been wanting to upgrade my sights when I found your video

Damn, to much shit to watch full video. Could’ve been easily a 5 min video.

I love that color! I need me one of these!

I just got my first 1911 It’s a tisas US 1911A1 GI MODEL ! I wanted it because it’s like having a piece of history! They did a fanatic job on the clone! I run the 47D mags so it feeds FEDERAL HST no prob 🫡🇺🇸

That first reason was so valid, you really shouldn’t own a gun if that scares you. You have two safety’s for a reason, and should have full knowledge of all its operations (like any other gun) beforehand anyway. So you should be completely safe if you operate it correctly, and they are some damn beautiful guns, and shoot amazing in a 9mm. And i know it belongs in a 45 but I’m a little guy at 140 lbs give me a break😂.

I just got a tisas 1911 US A1 GI MODEL Wilson combat 47d mags with federal HST is hard to beat! in 45 I only trust HST OR GOLD DOT to expand reliably! I love 45 but it’s my problem child due to companies under loading! Best thing with a 45 is a FMJ will do a lot of damage but when you pay 40-50$ for a box of 50 of premium ammo you want them to work as designed! HST is a fantastic round! The federal punch works very well in 45 as well! my top rounds in any caliber are HST, GOLD DOTS, UNDERWOOD, FEDERAL PUNCH, HORNADY XTP

I learned on a Glock 17 and just bought a 1911 but I love it. Already broke down the G17 to clean and oil every time I came back from the range so I think the 1911 will appreciate the extra care. Thanks for the tip on the magazine from WC, am ordering a couple tonight. Thanks for the instruction! Big help. I actually prefer all the safety systems built into the 1911, they make a lot of sense

I was always under the idea that you always take care of your shit. So it has never been a big deal

Fear me and my J frame Chief special loaded with .38 Wadcutters punches a hole that any ER surgeon will tell you Bleed out will happen before you even get to the ER …. And Wadcutters tame the snubby kick so one hand shotting is acceptable.

Love the 1911. In my opinion, it’s the best design for a hand gun.

love it my guy! im looking hard at the rifle one