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Sigma4506:
Just Bought this 1911 9mm -its like WOW - This is my first 1911 and i am really impressed with this 4 inch , take down was pretty easy and for me a little tricky getting the Slide Stop pin back in  -but after reading and slow and steady wins the race =i got it down  ,Very very accurate little sucker- this will now be my new Carry as its really not much more heavier or bigger than my Glock 19 - Warning -Do Not Try this firearm as your pockets will be 770.00 $  lighter  ,

Just Bill:
I love 1911's.  I have built or repaired 3 for myself and worked on many more.  I have a Browning HiPower, which had the same designer, but always wanted to build a 9MM 1911.  Who is the maker??  All steel or steel slide plastic frame??

Bill

Sigma4506:
Hi Bill ,Its a Springfield Armory
9mm
RECOIL SYSTEM
Flat Wire w/ Full Length Guide Rod
SIGHTS
Fiber Optic Front & Low-Profile Combat Rear
WEIGHT
31.5 ozs.
HEIGHT
5.5"
SLIDE
Forged Steel, Parkerized
BARREL
4" Stainless Steel Match Grade, Fully Supported Ramp Bull
LENGTH
7.6"
GRIP TYPE
Cross Cannon™ Double Diamond Cocobolo
FRAME
Forged Lightweight Alloy
MAGAZINES
2 - 9 Round, Stainless   

Sigma4506:
Bill i have a Question is there a way to tell what kind of Grips i can use  ?  Height is 5.5  not sure if thats full size or ?   to me most look like they will all fit with exception of compacts or 5 inch height ones, Thanks

Just Bill:
If the frame is true to 1911 specs, any grips for a 1911 should fit.  I am partial to hogue grips which can be one piece, but fancy woods are also nice.  I tried Hogue one piece grip on my Sig P220(retired LEO gun) and did not like them.  Switched back(for now) the police hard grips that came on it.  Grips are a personal thing and can make or break your proper hold.

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