NEW Standard Manufacturing Government (GI Style) 1911 overview
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- Опубліковано 14 лют 2023
- Standard 1911A1 Government Model, .45 ACP.
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Built to the standard of the original Government Issue 1911A1 which saw use during WWII, Standard Manufacturing has created the ultimate 1911A1, chambered in 45ACP and features the original government configuration featuring vertical slide serrations, fixed combat sights, original Armory grips, and a lanyard loop. The Standard Manufacturing Government issue 1911A1 is the ultimate re-creation of the gun that our soldiers carried. This gun additionally features a Parkerized finish, thumb safety, slide release, and a 1911A1 serrated grip safety and correct hammer.
Caliber: .45 ACP
Magazine Capacity: 7 Rounds
Barrel Length: 5"
Total Length: 8.5"
Width Of Slide: .915"
Twist Rate: 1 turn in 16"
Weight: 39 oz.
Finish: Parkerized
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It's amazing that a gun designed over 100 years ago is still very popular today.
And undeniably one of the best.
@@SnD340 I agree with both of you….. and it is amazing to me, and I love them( All 30 of them) 😂🤣😎🇺🇸👍
B9USA Sr.
Thanks for the look. 1911’s are by far the coolest pistols. Hope you guys are doing well. Watch out for the balloons.
With this Standard Manufacturing 1911, I am ready for Ballon’s filled with 👽aliens or an enemy force. 😂🤣😎🤠👍🇺🇸. B9USA Sr.
Beautiful gun. Thank you very much for sharing it with us.
Thanks for watching Sir!
I wish you well.
B9USA Sr.
I just purchased the Tisas 1911A1 US ARMY from SDS imports and love it, I shot it and the first 100 rounds, flawless
I want one of these for testing and making a Video or 2 on. Thanks for the comment & information. B9USA Sr.
That’s how I like my 1911A1s. I like them in the original Government model 5” 45. This would be perfect for me, and thanks to you guys I know where to get a good one. Thanks guys! 👍🏻🇺🇸
Thanks for watching Chris! 😎🇺🇸🤠👍. B9USA Sr.
Verry beaultifull classic....
I am really liking it and I look forward to the Range Review in March or April of 2023! Good Stuff! B9USA Sr.
Love some 1911's, one of the world's best shooting handguns. You know what's up
Yes Sir! Thank-you very much for watching & Subscribing. You know I appreciate it very much…. More good stuff coming this Spring & Summer of 2023! Best, B9USA Sr. 😎🤠👍🇺🇸
Top notch as always guys, nice review who doesn’t love a 1911….
Thank-you very much! I Dig them sooo much it is difficult to put into words. I am completely enamored! I still dig my 12 Glocks, and my six or seven Sig Pistols, but a Beautiful High Quality 1911 is soooo good for my Heart. A Love Affair For Sure. 😎🤠👍🇺🇸👨🏻🚀. B9USA Sr.
There is something about the Classic that just one can not pint point what is..
But is just Perfect 👍 !
Thanks for bringing this one and your opinion on it //.
😎🤙
My pleasure!
Why in the HECK!!! did I just watch this.
I must have one now
Hi my good friend! God Bless You! B9USA Sr. 😎🤠👍🇺🇸
she's a beauty! I love the arched mainspring housing.
Great review guys. I just got my Alchemy retirement 1911 Prime Elite Carry, 2 tone in .45 ACP, of course. Look for pictures on 1911 forum. I'll be picking it up early next week, and then off to the range. Pictures will follow. Enjoying retirement, as I'm sure you are.
Yes Sir!! Congratulations and very well deserved! I look forward to your pictures and your experience with the Alchemy Custom 1911. God Bless Sir & Stay Safe Out There. B9USA Sr.
Outstanding! I love the Plain Jane, mil-spec 1911A1s. This one looks exceptional and built with quality components. I'm looking forward to seeing you gentlemen put it through its paces on the range! 👍👍
Much Respect To You Sir! Thanks for watching & Subscribing to our Channels! I appreciate it Sir.
😎🤠🇺🇸👍👨🏻🚀🥃👏. B9USA Sr.
@@BERETTA9mmUSA Semper Fi!
Are you shooting with this pistol sir? A can waitting for that!!!👌👌
Nice, I was station at Mare Island. Guard a sub there as well. I was issued a Remington. 😊
Nice to see this. I’ll be interested in seeing the range footage. I generally prefer the modern style 1911, so I’ve been eying the other options from Standard Manufacturing.
What I like is that you guys show so many different 1911s that one can get a good handle on what to purchase based on the attributes you describe. I really appreciate these videos, as they give me a jumpstart on what I’d like to purchase once I’m able to do so.
Thanks a bunch! It would also be cool to see periodic updates on that gorgeous Sbardella Arms 1911 you’ve been carrying. That is certainly on the “buy” list. 🦅🇺🇸
I Love My Sbardella Custom Carry, and Sbardella said sales are way up on that particular 1911. As you know, I own a bunch of different 1911’s and I am so happy to have that Sbardella 1911 on my side.
Stay Safe Always. That’s the one you should order. Only half down at order I believe.
B9USA Sr. 😎🤠👍🇺🇸
That ejection port shape sure looks interesting, yet out of place on a USGI style pistol.
Not bad. But, for a knock around replica M1911A1. For the budget minded, I would offer the SDS imported Tisas M1911A1. Okay, made in turkey, but the QUALITY is there. Just bought one and the first range run ZERO failure to feed or fire in 150rds 230 grain ball ammo. Cold right out of the box I was hitting standard steel silhouette targets CONSISTANTLY at 40 yards. I also acquired through CMP round 3 M1911 sales a 1943 Remington Rand frame with the GI replacement (Colt) Hard Slide and chrome lined barrel. The Tisas looks and shoots equally well.
Me? MSgt USAF ret ('73-'95) Former SP and armorer, also served as First Sergeant .
Excellent Service… Thank-you Sir! I have a video up on my Stainless Tisas 45ACP Government and it was fantastic. We did not like the 10MM Tisas as much.
Cheers Sir. B9USA Sr.
P.S. My Son and I would love to get one of those Tisas 1911 A1 Military Copies…. I may trade my 10MM Tisas if I can find a Tight example of one. I need to think about that. 😎🤠🇺🇸👍👨🏻🚀👏🥃
Real pretty. I love 1911s but I've always steered away from the A1 style, preferring the Kimber or "modern" style. This, though... this is real nice. Standard mfg sounds like a lot of money but given their rep I'd bet every dollar went into the gun.
You like 1911's?? 😆 Looks very nice.
Oh yeah! I have a love affair with several high Quality 1911 Pistols going on here. 😂🤣. Thanks sooo much for watching!
B9USA Sr.
Wow for 1300 bucks at least with the Springfield Mil-spc u get the BETTER SIGHT
The hammer, the space between the safety notch and the slide serrations, the slide stop notch in the slide and the ejection port appear highly reminiscent of an ARMSCOR Rock Island Armory. My guess is that Standard Manufacturing is taking base ARMSCOR pistols and adding their own touches such as the finish, grips, mainspring housing and a different trigger
It makes sense to know that you carried 1911’s in the service and duty that your love runs so deep
The shape of the ejection port looks almost identical to an Armscor/ Rock Island slide, especially towards the rear. It's a unique contour. I could be wrong though.
Looks really, really nice, but I’m torn because a perfectly good Colt would be half the price. Still, I’d envy anyone who gets one of these.
Good point. Thanks for watching.
B9USA Sr.
That blueing is well done , plastic grips in that price range , I would have thought Coca Bola , nice pistol overall.
I agree. Thanks for watching! B9USA Sr.
@@BERETTA9mmUSA Hope your doing well brother enjoy that retirement 💪🇺🇸🤜🤛
@@waynecastleman1363 God Bless You & Stay Safe Always. Rick.
Original WW2 1911 had plastic grips from the factory.
@@nuclear_inc2199 Yes but the price is the point we are discussing. Thanks 👍
When I saw this, I initially thought it was the Charles Daly 1911, which is made in Italy. Looking forward to the review.
Looks good I wish the barrel was all black though and no lowered ejection port
A "Gold Standard" 1911 no pun intended and though plain jane still has some custom features like a high undercut on the front strap at the root of the trigger guard and lowered ejection port with relief by the extractor. The hammer and side safety profile follow that of the Springfield Armory, which is distinctively apart from classic Colt. BTW New Britian Connecticut was (or still is ?) home to some hand tool manufacturers like Champion, Husky, and Blackhawk, which are still to be found at Lowes. In the early 1960s Blackhawk invented the long handle bent or straight flex head 3/8" drive spark plug ratchet.
I forgot about Fusion 1911s and there GI model gives you modern features to do eszy easy upgrades
Why so much more $ than the Springfield Mil-spc ?
$1300 for a gi 1911, no thanks. It does look good though
While at Marine Barracks NAS Brunswick Maine. We had old 1911's they were dated around 1952 and back. Marines follow orders or People die.
🤠😎👍🇺🇸. Thanks very much!
B9USA Sr.
Have you guys reviewed the Savage Arms 1911? Savage is pretty new to the 1911 market. Would like to support their efforts by buying one when I become independent. Comes in either 9mm or .45. Obviously you gotta pick the .45!
I tried to reach out to Savage, no response whatsoever. 🤷🏻♂️
- YB
8:17 "...4 point 14"
The Lyman gauge reads out in pounds, ounces, and tenths of ounces. Thus the true readout is 4 pounds, 14.4 ounces.
Thank-you. 👨🏻🚀😎🇺🇸👍. Beretta Sr.
I have a high gloss purple one. It double taps every now and then and it’s super accurate.
Eeesh, you can almost see the barrel link in that ejection port. Haha
$908 at Battle Hawk Armory rt now, quite a deal.
How do these compare to the current Colt 1911 Classic models being sold today, in terms of build quality and quality of components? It would be great if you could do a video comparing the two. Thanks Guys!
Wait that's more than the Springfield Mil-spc.why some much $
This is more comparable to Top of the line Dan Wesson 1911’s that start at $1,700 and are all Forged Steel & American Made. There are a bunch of MIM Parts on the Springfield's. Both are a Great 1911 for what they offer the buyer. Hope that helps, we still love our Springfield Armory 1911’s, just to be clear. Best, B9USA Sr.
@@BERETTA9mmUSASpeaking of Dan Wesson, why do so many of the old videos have “Not Recommended” in the title? For DW was it the small parts rust issue or something else? Do you have a video that explains why you went back and adding the warning on those old vids? Just curious, thanks.
@@Barry_Garza Rust, Poor Customer Service, Price Increases Over The Last Couple Years…. Puts it very Close To Les Baer & Sbardella Arms and Used Wilson Combat 1911’s. Lastly, Compared to what Springfield Armory Offers for Less Money… we question the need to spend $1,700 for a Dan Wesson. The 7 Springfields we own have run almost perfect from the very beginning, and average price $800 or Less! Expect a difficult time if you ever try to send something back to be Fixed by Dan Wesson… that was our experience First Hand. That is a Long List in 5 minutes, there is better companies out there, and Our Subscribers deserve the Truth.
Respectfully, B9USA Sr.
you guys haven't put out a range review on it yet :(
Yes, we have 20 range reviews scheduled for April and May 2024.
😊😎🇺🇸👍. Beretta Sr.
@@BERETTA9mmUSA oh, sweet :D
I'm new to 1911 and was wondering why a shorter trigger?
Personal taste…. It Harkins back to the 1940s. I am a fan of the medium size or the Les Baer Custom type triggers myself. Wilson Combat makes good medium to larger triggers too.
B9USA Sr.
What brand is it colt or what
For being marketed as a WWII GI model it has a lowered and flared ejection port which is incorrect and an incorrect newer style thumb safety. And are these really rebadged Phillipino 1911s?
Just listening to the action on video; it sounds like a very well put together 1911. I also have the bug now. But for that amount of $… seems way to steep. Our current administration and our economy is driving everyone and everything to go up. Just my two cents. Thanks Senior!
Are these completely forged inside and out? $1300 is steep for a gi..
YB says the small parts are not forged.
@@BERETTA9mmUSA Thanks for the reply! That's wild..still a good looking piece.
Beretta there are way better options than this for 1300$ .like and the METRO Arms, AMERICAN CLASSIC government and the Springfield Mil-spc and the Tisas
Or…… One Of Each!!! 😂😎🤠🇺🇸👨🏻🚀👍. B9USA Sr.
For the money, the undercut on the trigger guard and the lowered and flared ejection port ruin the look. It's also of note that the guns pictured on their website don't have the undercut. But they also put in a high polish blued extractor and ejector, so I'm just not quite sure what this gun is trying to be. Also, looks like the thumb safety has the awful mush/slack at the bottom of it's travel. It's so bad you can actually hear it.
I agree. It's way overpriced.
Run far away from Standard Manufacturing firearms. You will never get an ounce of cooperation from the company.
I agree! The worst customer service in the world!
1300? Man...there are better options in my opinion.
We have comments from some Viewers & Subscribers that think Tisas and Colt GI Government 1911’s is the way to go. What 2 1911 Companies do you think make a better 1911 of this type, and what is the Cost if you don’t mind sharing you thoughts with the rest of us. Thank-you. B9USA Sr.
@@BERETTA9mmUSA the tisas 1911a1 2023 model forged f and s hammer forged barrel and No mim parts, except the spring plug . And around 400.00 all day long . You should get one and put it side by side with this one .
$1,300 for a bare bones GI style 1911 is highway robbery. A Springfield Milspec, Tisas Service Model, or RIA GI then replace all the internals with EGW or Wilson Bulletproof parts would be a better option. But thank you for the review, it gives me insight not to be suckered into being interested in one.
Good option for sure.
Beretta Sr.