Magwell on 1911
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Re: Magwell on 1911
They are not listed as a legal modification.
cdrt- Posts : 844
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Re: Magwell on 1911
Thank You. Is there a straight forward list of 1911 modifications that are allowed in CMP NMC ?
Sheriff1962- Posts : 176
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Re: Magwell on 1911
Yes, they are allowed if original equipment. That is not just an opinion. Rob got a letter back from CMP verifying that statement.
Len
https://www.bullseyeforum.net/t3886-new-eic-acceptable-pistols
Len
https://www.bullseyeforum.net/t3886-new-eic-acceptable-pistols
LenV- Posts : 4770
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Re: Magwell on 1911
Thank You. Original equipment how? I have a SA Custom pistol from the 90's. Have no idea if they build it that way or not.
Sheriff1962- Posts : 176
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Re: Magwell on 1911
Now I get to opine. In my opinion if one is legal they are all legal. Could you imagine having your pistol inspected and having it rejected for a magwell and the person behind you gets his approved? Because the original cost more? Also could you imagine the BS involved in verifying that a model did or did not come with a certain mainspring housing? No. Once that genie was out of the bottle magwells became a non issue. That is my opinion of course.
Len
Len
LenV- Posts : 4770
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Re: Magwell on 1911
I knew there as a thread out there, when I first opined on this question, that if it came from the factory that way, it was okay, but I could not find it using the search engine.LenV wrote:Yes, they are allowed if original equipment. That is not just an opinion. Rob got a letter back from CMP verifying that statement.
Len
https://www.bullseyeforum.net/t3886-new-eic-acceptable-pistols
As a match director, my main concern is that the pistol is safe and that the trigger makes weight. As I have stated before, the CMP went overboard on what pistols are legal for the Service Pistol EIC match. Since the rule change, I still get a majority shooting either a 1911 or an M92. If they had just relaxed the rule on what was legal with the 1911, it would have made things easier for match directors and the competitors, as well.
cdrt- Posts : 844
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Re: Magwell on 1911
Trigger must brake 4lb every time too?
Sheriff1962- Posts : 176
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Re: Magwell on 1911
Well, 2 outa 3 anyway.Sheriff1962 wrote:Trigger must brake 4lb every time too?
and, if you get the new Army guy to test it, he'll set it to 4 3/4#..lol
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Re: Magwell on 1911
Lol ha ha lol lmaojames r chapman wrote:Well, 2 outa 3 anyway.Sheriff1962 wrote:Trigger must brake 4lb every time too?
and, if you get the new Army guy to test it, he'll set it to 4 3/4#..lol
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Re: Magwell on 1911
Try this method of search for better results:cdrt wrote:I knew there as a thread out there, when I first opined on this question, that if it came from the factory that way, it was okay, but I could not find it using the search engine.
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In your favorite search engine, enter the term and then site:bullseye.net after the term. It will work much better than the site's search feature.
Example:
magwell site:bullseyeforum.net
Re: Magwell on 1911
Thanks.Ed Hall wrote:Try this method of search for better results:cdrt wrote:I knew there as a thread out there, when I first opined on this question, that if it came from the factory that way, it was okay, but I could not find it using the search engine.
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In your favorite search engine, enter the term and then site:bullseye.net after the term. It will work much better than the site's search feature.
Example:
magwell site:bullseyeforum.net
cdrt- Posts : 844
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