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The best would be a Ruger SR1911, which are perfect right out of the box. Any "better" trigger would be dangerous. About 800 bucks.

After reading the other comments, you are getting pretty good advice. Now days you need to separate the brass and I recommend putting all your small primer cartridges in your junk brass bucket. Use large pistol primers. I use CCI, but my friend the Judge says his Dillon press won't accept...

Starline brass, 230 Gr FMJ w/ 6 Grains Unique, pushes the bullet out about 820fps. With cast bullets you should use 5.6 grs Unique, pushing the bullet at 850fps. Six grains Unique with a cast bullet pushes the bullet too fast and slams the slide back too hard and can be damaging to the gun.

welcome from the snow covered plains of Texas.

Don't overlook the Ruger lightweight Commander. It's a joy to carry.

I want a #7, but every time I save enough to afford one, I wind up buying another gun. Same with getting engraving done.

I have four SR1911 pistols, a 5", a CMD and a Light Weight CMD in 45 ACP, and a 5" in 10MM. All shot flawlessly out of the box. My daily carry is the LW CMD. I doesn't tug at my Wranglers.