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I could have paid 1/2 as much for an ATI or I could have paid twice as much for a Kimber than I did for the Remington R1S but it does everything I expected and more, I could not be happier at any price.
I am impressed with the Rems. simple beauty, nothing gaudy just pure crisp lines. There is nothing I would do to it to change its appearance. I like the walnut grips with the very nice checkering. The fit and finish of the piece is immaculate. The sights are non-adjustable but who needs adjustable sights when it is dead on accurate which it absolutely is. it has a great trigger. Although present day Remington is not the same Remington that it was when it became one of the first companies to produce the 1911 under government contract back in the teens, it does have that tradition to be proud of. I will never need to make concessions in my mind as to where it came from.
It is by far the best of my 5 handguns. I did a lot of research before I bought. I grew tired of looking. My mind is at ease now, I have what I want, I can move on to my next pursuit.
I am impressed with the Rems. simple beauty, nothing gaudy just pure crisp lines. There is nothing I would do to it to change its appearance. I like the walnut grips with the very nice checkering. The fit and finish of the piece is immaculate. The sights are non-adjustable but who needs adjustable sights when it is dead on accurate which it absolutely is. it has a great trigger. Although present day Remington is not the same Remington that it was when it became one of the first companies to produce the 1911 under government contract back in the teens, it does have that tradition to be proud of. I will never need to make concessions in my mind as to where it came from.
It is by far the best of my 5 handguns. I did a lot of research before I bought. I grew tired of looking. My mind is at ease now, I have what I want, I can move on to my next pursuit.
