Did anyone posting a review use this on a 1911 magazine (45s)?
1716054
Yes. It went pretty fast once I got the rhythm down. Definitely worth it just for saving wear and tear on the thumbs.
1716055
I love mine. Makes loading mags a breeze. I got this one because of no moving parts to break. When you spend a day at the range it really saves the fingers!
1716056
yes... used it with my single-stack factory Kimber mag, plus a western combat mag. works great
1716057
Yes, that's what its made for, works like a champ, bought a second one so impressed.
1716058
I bought for Springfield XD-S which is a single stack .45 and it works well. It should work for any .45 single stack. It isn't very expensive and you should be happy using it in a 1911.
669209
never done that particular model but did put it on a sig with ambi safeties and it worked. a 1911 is a 1911 in my opinion.
233260
I wouldn't recommend using this press. I decapped exactly 42 32 winchester special cases and it broke the brand new press right off the base. I recommend the LEE BREECHLOCK CHALLENGER. I bought the press only for about $70. Works great.
1406040
I dont think so. As it is, is a nice tight fit on my 1911 and mines does not have rails. On most (if not all) 1911 the rails give it a square bottom. Still every make is different, try it and if it does not work just return it.
144597
Al I can say is that it work perfectly on my 110E. The stock I bought is not set up for a removable magazine, however, I believe Champion makes one. Check with Champion.
1664099
This bench block is more geared toward the 1911 pattern pistol. If you are referring to the front sight/gas block, this tool might work as an aid for driving the pins out. However, I would find a better way to support the barrel. For example, I would cut a V notch down the length of a piece of 2x4 to fully support the barrel. Then I would drill two catch holes for the gas block pins. Not only would you reduce the risk of warping your barrel, you will spend way less money making the right tool for the job.
414763
I tried mine a bit this afternoon and haven't quite figured out how to get the collet to clamp on the bullet instead of the case mouth. The instructions says it's a simple process which it probably is but for me it will take a little time to figure out the process. I had been trying to pull some old military loads and the instructions to put the seating die and set the bullet a little deeper which I did.........no luck. Sorry I couldn't help. I don't see that the brand of the press should make a difference. Mine is a Lyman.
1776089
Not able to answer that particular ?,,, I can tell you the magazine well needed additional machining to provide clearance for the removable magazines "detents", fingers.... might be worth a few extra bucks to upgrade a tad. Happy otherwise.
860364
I have an Ithaca .45 single stack 1911 and a Sig 227 double stack. Both work well.
1434697
Don't buy this piece of crap. It scratched my 1911 and I fell off from the .45 recoil at the gun range. Spend a little more money and buy something like this:http://shop.ramlite.com/M1911-Magnetic-Rail-COLT003.htm
1874305
Never installed one on a 1911 or 2011. But I would say it SHOULD attach, but the fit/finish would be questionable. Viridian gives you several mount plates for Sig rails, HK, and standard pic etc. The part where you usually have a 'gap' is around the trigger guard (plus depending on length of barrel, you might overhang).As for a holster, I've had luck with both Blackhawk & UTG universal (large frame) weapon light holsters. I've since switched to the ATAC kydex holster from Viridian as my model became available.
986865
I've read that some real 1911 grips might need very minor filing/alterations, but I've installed Hogue rubber grips without any issues or modifications at all.
411659
Answered in error - I do not know for sure. I agree it does fit 1911 mags properly.
1989207
It should fit most 1911, for the most part "Full Size" 1911's. Give it a shot and see if it work's-out, there is a return system in place if it doesn't. So have a look-see.
1120940
I haven't yet, but the gun doesn't seem to have as much suction as it used to. Good luck.
1434698
If your gun is like a 1911 frame and i mean just like it,, it will work, if not then don't buy it!!
1643247
Good morning,Thank you for the email. Yes these have been mounted on 1911's before, but you need to buy the right mount as well. I would recommend getting a hold of Burris to get the appropriate base. You can give them your exact model of pistol and they will be able to tell you the right base for you to mount the sight correctly. You can reach them at (970) 356-1670. Please let us know if there is anything else we can help you with.Thanks and God bless