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I have a Wiley Clapp Lightweight Commander. Like it a lot, only thing it really needs is a trigger job, It is shootable as is, I haven't done the trigger job, left it alone. I would like a gold bead instead of brass. Good pistol.

I'm a righty so no need for ambi. In addition the ambis all hit the my hand when I grip the pistol. I do have one left and it has small Colt tear drop paddles, it even hits my hand, if I didn't have other guns I'd remove it. Glad I'm not a lefty.

I have 8 1911 style guns, none had a good enough trigger right out of the box. Even the DW trigger pull was too heavy altho a good trigger, same goes for my Gold Cup. Had to boost a couple and replace the sear spring with a Colt spring. I have tried new guns with good triggers but never bought one.

Okay, how much better does it shoot now that it's tightened up and how is reliability. Every thing's better I hope.

Ruger wouldn't replace the sights on my CMD, said they don't care where it shoots as long as it groups, I filed it down.

I examined mine every time I cleaned it but it broke anyway and locked up the gun. Don't need it, why take the chance. I wouldn't run them in a carry gun.

Get rid of the buffer, don't need it. They will lock up the gun when they break. Might cause the slide not to lock back and ejection problems.

I too have a Ruger CMD SS, works like a champ, I do keep it lubed tho. I use Tetra Grease on the rails. One part need to be a different hardness, if the slide and frame are identical material of the same hardness they are likely to gall. Keep them well lubed no matter what. Except Glock of...

I bought a 9MM Valkyrie Commander last year. It's been 100% so far. But it ain't SS against SS, has an aluminum frame. The first thing with a new pistol is to clean it and run it wet.

S&W model 18, I just can't make myself pay 800.00 for one.

I have 2 but they are not on your list. I have a .45 Colt Wiley Clapp and a 9 MM DW Valkyrie. I like both of them. What you got aginst Colt and DW?

I think so, still above ground, nearly 74 years old.

Colt.

Ruger Deluxe 10/22 and a DW Valkyrie Commander. Both work very well. 10/22 will require a trigger job tho.

I have one, it's accurate enough for a 20.00 scale. I'm not surprised it's a couple ounces off.

I own a CMD, I really like it after a rough start. 1 st was replaced on warranty, replacement had to go back on warranty. I am glad I stuck with it cause it's a real shooter. I own others, Colts, Kimber, DW, Citadel, SA. Love them all. You can't beat a 1911 gun or a S&W revolver. I really like...

They are really dragging it out. I still don't know if I'm on the list or not. We did all the work for them, all they gotta do is enter info since, for some reason, they gotta have 2 back ground checks. No incentive to be efficient.

I don't think it matters, shot placement is more important..

I have sent a lot of rounds down range at bulls eyes with red dot sights with .45 and .22. quite a few with a red dot on a 10/22. I love the red dot sight but I would not put one on a carry gun. I have a prism scope on an AR15, it has a red or green dot with power, black without power so it's...

Not too many S/D situations happening at 25 yards. Dead battery, no dot was the point I was going to make. Precision pistol it shot at 50 yards, all with open sights til recent times.