Just order one online and have it shipped to your nearest FFL

​​@@oreGUNboyHave you fired it yet? I always hear people saying that full sized 1911s are the only ones they'll buy due to the officer sized ones being unreliable. But I just assume that's just Internet gun talk. Anyway, is the recoil noticeable, given it's lighter frame?

@@natwolf687 I haven't fired it yet. Been snowed in over here in Oregon. I'll tag you in a video once I do. . My dad has the shield plus in 45, and although the recoil is more noticeable than a 9. It's not hard to shoot. I imagine this will be easier to shoot than a polymer 45.

don't listen to those people. they are just haters🤷

@@natwolf687I’ve had one in .45 just like the video for about 3 and a half years. I’ve probably put around 1500 rounds through it and I have to say that the build quality makes it feel much lighter recoiling and better in the hand than a 26 oz .45 should. There is definitely a snap that the longer barrel 1911s don’t have but it is still a high end 1911 carefully designed for carry. It’s overall my favorite auto pistol that I own, if you plan to comfortably carry a reliable .45 that will always hold up then this should be a top contender

The 9mm has good reviews!

I'm most likely going to install night sights. I think it uses the same sights as the shield

I own this gun, and I agree. Night sights would make more sense.

Greetings

Definitely not. Idk why their website says that

It's somewhere between 4-5 lbs

@@oreGUNboy thank you, im considering one and was taken back when i saw that. Never even heard of a 1911 having that heavy of a trigger. Thanks for the video

@@dave2873 of course! I think it's a great option for concealed carry. It's light weight and packs a punch. Recoil is surprisingly supple and the gun is very accurate