RE: Most accurate 1911 .45 acp
I am looking at getting my first pistol, and I am positive that I want a 1911. I was looking at some different brands online, and talking to my local gunsmith, and found the least expensive is a Rock Island for a little over $300. I know "least expensive" translates into cheap in this case. But with the difference in price, over $400, could I drop that into the cheaper pistol and end up with a gun that is just about as good? Just wondering, because if I can do it that way it would be nice to be able to improve the gun in installments, since Im in school and funds are not that plentiful. Plus it would allow me to support my local gunsmith who doesnt get much businessaround here, I live in a shotgun only state so no one has anything worked on that much. Just looking for any opinions on the idea.