Is the Springfield 1911 Mil-Spec a good gun?

At 25 yards, the Springfield Armory Mil-Spec turned in excellent performance with the Remington 185 grain JHP load. We tested with three brands of ammo in the three most popular .

Why are Springfield 1911 so expensive?

Why Some 1911 Handguns Are So Expensive Ultimately, some competition-driven modifications found their way to carry guns. Due to poor quality control and the use of less-than-ideal materials and parts, these bargain guns gave 1911s a bad reputation. This pushed consumers to high-end variants and to custom gunsmiths.

Is the Springfield Armory 1911 mil spec semi auto?

The Springfield Armory® 1911 Mil-Spec Semi-Auto Pistol replicates the GI issue 1911-A1, with an arched mainspring housing and a standard spur hammer and grip safety, though constructed of modern steel machined to CNC tolerances. Enhanced 3-dot combat sights provide rapid sight acquisition, and a lowered ejection port aids in reliable function.

Are there any parts for a Springfield 1911?

All parts listed in this category are specific to the Springfield Armory 1911 Pistol unless otherwise noted. It is recommended that all parts be fit by a qualified gunsmith. Please scroll down for a complete list of all parts available.

What kind of sight does a 1911 mil spec have?

A full-length 5” stainless steel match grade barrel produces accuracy and longevity. The 1911 Mil-Spec sports an arched mainspring housing just like the 1911-A1s have had for all these years. Fixed steel combat sights keep the Mil-Spec 1911 on target, while the addition of three white dots makes them more effective than the originals.

Is the mainspring housing on a 1911 mil spec?

The mainspring housing is the original arched style found on G.I.-issue 1911-A1s, giving you a classic look with modern upgrades for improved performance and reliability. For those who demand a quality, authentic 1911 the Mil-Spec offers exceptional value and an undeniable pedigree.