SIG SAUER 1911 FASTBACK NIGHTMARE | CALIB: .45 ACP🚨🚨🚨

[@chickmagnet8301]

It’s a shame that sig didn’t just go ahead and make a 2011. They already widened the grip so a double stack mag would make sense.

[@MrRobreg]

I’d like to see it happen. Maybe then kimber will get on board themselves

[@jono7626]

@MrRobreg kimber don't honor warranty. I bought a new raptor2 ultra carry with all options except stainless that loved to stove pipe. I was charged 150 for a inspection of their own product plus shipping there and back plus ffl fees. I sold it and bought a sig

[@MrRobreg]

@@jono7626 sorry to hear that. The two Kimber’s I own have caused me no issues over the years.

[@jono7626]

@MrRobreg I've had a few good kimbers including the rapid ice but moved on to a sig 226 legion rx

[@cooper2439]

That would sweet if they made it a double stack that looks like the original. Springfield double stack 1911 looks like sht.

[@CarlosPerez-mt9vp]

“Gotta show u this 1911 it’s different”2 seconds later “so this is just a regular 1911” 😂

[@allopez8563]

Yep my friend just what I thought. It is just another good old 1911.

[@WolfinWolvesClothing713]

I have one just like it, but mine is called an rcs sporter I think. It's all dehorned (corners rounded off) and night sights, for ccw. Mine isn't bobbed though.

[@TheKingOfHeartsIV]

Yeah I think this 1911 is an uninteresting plain piece of metal

[@sirownzalotgaming3025]

That was funny

[@yoofaceee514]

He said standard 1911 trigger

[@ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz]

I like that 1911 guys still can't decide if they want to use a component for its intended use 110 years later.

[@PrecisionDan]

Just more Fudd lore. Lol

[@mattd5681]

Haha 1911 was a good year.

[@ShadowCatGambit]

I watched a youtuber explain how in WWII the soldiers went through inspections, and when the general was done with a soldier, they were expected to use the slide release on their pistol and default back in line. "If your gun breaks from using the slide release, it isn't a real 1911."

[@PrecisionDan]

@ShadowCatGambit I've been told that if you rack the slide instead of using the release, it'll be better to prevent malfunctions because of the half millimeter of travel will help chamber the round.

[@jason420jv1]

​@@ShadowCatGambitmy grandfather who was a WW2 and Korean War vet with 2 purple heart's and part of the 187 Rakkasans told me the 1911 was the most reliable magazine fed sidearm he had ever seen. He rarely seen them malfunction and when it did happen it was usually because of a damaged magazine. He even watched them feed rounds with damaged casings & deformed slugs with ease. Unrelated but interesting none the less is that He also said some of their browning model 1917a1 would have cracked water cooling systems on them so they had to make a choice of using their drinking water to try and keep the guns cooled down, or use their beer they had stashed to cool them down, the last choice (the only real choice) was to piss in them to keep them cooled down and that's what they did! They may have had to smell burnt piss but atleast they had their beer & drinking water lol. ✌️

[@PeterRSCFF]

It’s THICC. “Yeah, I liiike that”

[@ImNOTfromthisplanetITT]

🤣🤣🤣

[@LondonShaw-kp9dy]

LMAO Stacked Bih 🎉

[@WLA-General]

Pppffffffffffff🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@troylindsey7478]

That's what she said

[@deangundlach7164]

I own one and it’s one of the best 1911’s in my collection. Great trigger and very accurate.

[@tg76126]

Good information. Thank you

[@johnwayne2103]

The best? Um that's open for debate bro. How many 1911's do you own?

[@adods9824]

​@@johnwayne2103he said one of the best. ONE

[@ThatGuy-zt6po]

@@adods9824 still open for debate.

[@WLA-General]

How much is this one though?

[@Son-of-Tyr]

Sig-Sauer makes my favorite 1911. Especially chambered in .357 SIG.

[@largol33t12]

Interesting. How hard is it to find ammo? I've given up on the caliber. It is too pricey and VERY difficult to find in my state. Haven't seen any of that caliber on the shelves in a YEAR. I seriously think you should buy a conversion kit soon. I gave up and converted my Glock barrel to .40 S&W.

[@SuperD00D]

.40 has more potential in 135 or 155 grain projectiles than .357 sig does. Underwood maxed .40 out of a Glock 22 at 675 foot pounds and .357 sig at 640 foot pounds. Out of Glock 27 and Glock 33, the ammo hits 589 in the 27 and 540 in the 33. Most ammo companies neuter .40 and 10mm both. A lot of people don’t know that, because most people who care just work with 10mm anyway. For .40 it’s the Underwood 135 gr Nosler JHP and for .357 sig it’s the 124 gr nosler JHP. Furthermore, that’s saami spec, and .40 at 35,000 psi and .357 sig at 40,000. If you run .40 at 38,500, like 9mm +p pressure, you can shoot it in any gun other than stock Glock, and Glock with a Lone wolf barrel. The 135 grains can hit 767-820 foot pounds depending on barrel length. Loaded correctly, a 135 gr .40 in +p pressure will hit about 820 fpe out of the 5.3” barrel, like glock 35 with lone wolf barrel. Or pretty close out of the Beretta 96A1. But to get 675 from Underwood you only need a stock Glock 22 or also the Beretta 96A1

[@LondonShaw-kp9dy]

Do You Like the Taurus Modle Double Stacked ??

[@craigfinley2507]

Is the 357 sig more powerful than the 45 acp

[@357Franknitty]

With the right load, definitely is is in both velocity and in energy. Look at Underwood Ammos 357 sig offerings.

[@Roadkill515]

I have a Sig tactical 1911, and it's one of the best out of the box 1911s I've shot. A real tac driller.

[@barrywatts8501]

The very definition of and automatic hand gun. John lives on.

[@FrankSomerville69]

John Wick?

[@ivontaeLivingLife]

That is freaking SWEET!

[@keres993]

It's sweet until it randomly discharges while it's in the holster 👍

[@AMTruckin]

Even the 1911 from Sig got that FAT SLIDE 😂

[@jasonrapp5209]

You actually have to be mindful of it when buying holsters if your going kydex I had a sig scorpion fastback same deal with the thick slide had to find specific holsters for it

[@olvera6710]

Lol didn’t even notice that until you said it.

[@jediroo47]

It's a BIG debate in the 1911 community about "silde release." You know what I tell EVERYONE who says anything about my "slide release"? I simply say, "IDGAF about your opinion about MY gun" (walk away) 😂😂😂

[@ImNOTfromthisplanetITT]

😂😂😂

[@ruebenllongoria836]

BuT YOu GONna RUIn yoUr exTRActOr

[@ran2742]

🤣💪🏿

[@user-im9ov9ud7m]

It shouldn't be a debate. For tuned expensive 1911s, the knowledgeable have indicated do not let the slide slam home when not performing standard ammo feed procedure.

[@toxicifrzn3108]

@@user-im9ov9ud7mwaaaaa don’t let the slide click waaaaa no one cares tbh

[@anirprasadd]

Whenever anyone says 1911, the Colt comes to mind first

[@myong9]

I had an Sig Sauer Nightmare like 8 years ago. It jammed a lot. The gun shop I bought it from tried to fix it for me and they finally ruled out that it was defective. I ended up trading it in and buying a Colt Defender 1911 45 ACP and that thing has never jammed.

[@anirprasadd]

@@myong9 Hmm.. I always thought that Sig made great stuff

[@myong9]

@@anirprasadd Yes most definitely they do. I daily a Sig P365 and before that it was a 2022. The nightmare, was well…..a nightmare. That particular firearm just gave me a lot of problems. My P365 has being going strong for the last 4 years with no issues.

[@jessesims6232]

In my opinion, if a company is releasing a new model 1911, it shoukd come with a rail. I’m not paying $1400 for something I can’t mount a light on.

[@MS-mr4zm]

Agree

[@Three60Crusader]

For full size 1911s sure.

[@MS-mr4zm]

I said agree….& yet my first one was an Sig ttt….then I got an emperor scorpion & scratched that itch lol

[@johntimmins5564]

Tisas 1911 A1 Service.. 1400.00 quality. Sub 500.00 price nuff said

[@jessesims6232]

@@johntimmins5564 Tisas is right up there with Girsan, competing for the most under rated gun manufacturer right now. Even Tisas comp guns are sub $800. Nuff said indeed, sir.

[@thisguy41487]

Nightmare is my favorite of the Sig 1911s.

[@Gimmee3Steps]

My first 1911 was a Sig XO. I added G10 grips, a magwell, removed all the series 80 crap, added the spacer and polished various surfaces. It’s a great pistol.

[@ImNOTfromthisplanetITT]

NICE!!

[@vannaratliff5642]

The nightmare fastback carry is exquisite... it took me two years to track one down!!!

[@ajreberjr]

as I, recall, Swenson had a extended slide release back in the 70's, bout the same time the Beavertail showed up...

[@renski8976]

"The feeding ramp is polished to a mirror sheen. The slide's been reinforced, and the interlock with the frame is tightened for added precision. The sight system is original, too. The thumb safety is extended to make it easier on the finger. A long-type trigger with non-slip grooves. A ring hammer... The base of the trigger guard's been filed down for a higher grip. And not only that, nearly every part of this gun has been expertly crafted andcustomized. Where'd you get something like this?"

[@kevinclause4p55p5]

I like the blue standard manufacturing in the background.

[@omarcruise6662]

I need that SIG 2011 to come out ! Step your game up sig we waiting !!!!

[@ImNOTfromthisplanetITT]

YEP WE NEED IT‼️‼️

[@richardhurlock4522]

In 10mm.

[@toxicifrzn3108]

@@richardhurlock4522for REAL

[@lro001]

@@richardhurlock4522Your comment is gold☝🏿

[@SwampOperator]

They got their hands full trying to keep their guns from discharging on their own But hey, maybe they can work with a 100+year old design since everybody else worked out the kinks

[@SnIpErOdOwN]

I doubt Sig was the one to come up with an extended slide release lol

[@chrisr4861]

You are correct SIg absolutely did not come up with this idea the guy has no idea what he is saying.

[@sebastianmartinez8282]

I think it was Bill Wilson from Wilson Combat that came 1st came out with an extended slide release.

[@spyderjerusalem997]

​@@sebastianmartinez8282 had one on my colt super38 for years & love it.

[@christiany.m.3604]

He says NiiiiiiiiiCE like a gremlin 😂

[@ImNOTfromthisplanetITT]

🤣🤣🤣

[@safetyshotgun308]

The fact that he didn’t let the slide Slam close and that he assisted it made me earn a lot of respect

[@The_Cholo]

Well, thats important. I guess 😅😅

[@olihill101]

He earned it, not you. Learn words mate.

[@sethgecko9561]

I think it hilarious that u shouldn't release the slide. Didn't know that was a thing and it's a big turn off. Lol u must baby ur gun like that? Not for me. I like tough guns like their p220 .45 that I own. Tough. None of that bs. Lol SMH that's disappointing asf. And what u shouldn't dry fire it either I bet? Always thought that was bs too..

[@davidjakubowicz9921]

​@@sethgecko9561, thinking the same thing. If I tried that on my WK-180 I'd end up jamming it for sure

[@lNFAM0USCA]

I was getting ready to cringe at him dropping the slide just to show the release. the moment he put his fingers on the slide to buffer it, i was like"-oh!"

[@PerfidiousPuffin]

"This is different, what do we have here?" "This is just a regular 1911." ok

[@dominicbenecasa7893]

I have one in 10 mm auto, bought it for western hiking. Shoots so well it's my EDC

[@theronj]

I have had mine for a few years now. Love this 1911

[@gatornation3889]

I have wanted the nightmare fastback for a long time. Going to be my retirement gift, after the kids are set up

[@jeffklemmer2903]

I got one love it don't wait worth the money

[@juanmaldonado6168]

Good man

[@chapelcruz9623]

😂😂😂

[@rogerpemberton79]

My problem with Sig Sauer 1911's are the mim parts. I have a Sig Sauer TACOPS 1911 10mm that has been rebuilt with milled parts and a full length guide rod, 24 lb recoil spring, 23 lb main spring, and a flat bottom firing pin retainer. Now the trigger is way better, it runs smooth and flat for a 10mm with full power ammo, and most importantly it doesn't beat itself to death.

[@ImNOTfromthisplanetITT]

NICE!!

[@streetcarshawn2631]

You seen one you seen’em all

[@carlosnegron8355]

The best and most precise fascinates me🔥

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

The Outpost Armory!!!! A great firearm store and indoor range. Very nice 1911.

[@ImNOTfromthisplanetITT]

YES 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

[@solarflare1008]

Really good looking pistol but really hard to find one.

[@dieselfrk13]

Why artificially thicken the grip when you can just add more rounds?

[@jampav33]

I’d like this a lot if it was double-stacked in that wide grip 2011 stylee

[@ChrisJones-ju3hr]

THATS UH NICE PIECE UH STEEL YØU GØT THERE 💥 💥 💥 🔫

[@jonathonbridges9625]

Yep. I have one in .357 sig. Gorgeous pistol.

[@ImNOTfromthisplanetITT]

NICE!!!

[@nathanwhite5602]

That is absolutely beautiful 🤩

[@optiTHOMAS]

Absolutely glorious! Love sig and the 1911 so much! Wow! 😁🥲👍🏻

[@ImNOTfromthisplanetITT]

💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

[@sirmcpimp7321]

This was my first handgun and ive never had any problems shoots great.

[@andrewready1137]

Guy “I gotta show you guys this thing is different. “ Other guy. “This is just a regular sig 1911”.

[@ricksworlddereaux2397]

This is a german improved 1911,or modernised high grade one..Germans,Austrians,and Swiss are the best in Machinery and smal Arm producers..😂

[@ricksworlddereaux2397]

You a F...so a 1920 ford model T and 2018 Ford Mustang is same too..after your stupid comparisson..🤣🤣..

[@KatoCoyoteCombatWorkshop]

This was the first gun I ever bought, then I let the internet convince me I needed extended magwells accessory rails and traded it for a Kimber Warrior. Worst mistake I ever made in my life.

[@jasonfowler210]

Don't believe everything you read on the internet.

[@KatoCoyoteCombatWorkshop]

I was young and naive. Now I cough up blood. but at least I have a Nightmare again.

[@ricardocruz6562]

Saludos cordiales desde Guayaquil Ecuador que gusto saludarle, yo tuve muchas 1911, la mejor agrupación con munición match, y las standard, fue la sig sauer

[@ImNOTfromthisplanetITT]

Nice!! Thanks so much for coming to the channel!

[@Cossack24]

Такое нежное обращение и есть любовь к оружию)❤

[@ImNOTfromthisplanetITT]

💯💯💯🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾

[@micahchristie7104]

MSRP? Good video guys, short and straight to the point on all the features gun guys wanna hear you talk about!

[@ImNOTfromthisplanetITT]

I appreciate that! I believe the price was around $1300.00

[@bendavis3143]

I have a 4.5 Sig Nitron 1911. It's a shooter! My 1st Sig was in the mid 90's and shoots .40,Sig .357 with barrel change, and with a clip and barrel change, you can also shoot 9mm. Pistol is OLD say Sigarms on side if it!

[@ImNOTfromthisplanetITT]

@@bendavis3143 NICE‼️💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

[@bendavis3143]

I keep them! Rarely do I let them go. Collector, not seller!

[@user-im9ov9ud7m]

He said "clip" @@ImNOTfromthisplanetITT

[@higiniomorales459]

I always wanted a 1911 and I think I found the one I'm going to get.

[@ImNOTfromthisplanetITT]

Nice!! 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

[@onemaddad3823]

I have an original Sig TACOPS 1911. Not the one they have now, but the first one with the threaded barrel, night sights and SRT trigger. Such a sick 1911.

[@craigthescott5074]

Me too I love it.

[@chris.3711]

My first handgun was a Sig 1911. Absolutely wonderful gun. I love everything about mine.

[@ImNOTfromthisplanetITT]

NICE!

[@MY-BOY-BLU]

JUST GORGEOUS

[@Rellianno]

Not a 1911 fan but this might make me reconsider

[@ImNOTfromthisplanetITT]

Yea bro I feel you. I use to hate them until I shoot a real 1911 and then I fell in love lol. Check out my short with the Rock Island 1911 I have.

[@kimkillillasfuq8212]

In my personal opinion, it's a generally adequate firearm with notable accuracy. Awkward to conceal, but good for vehicles, ranges, nightstands, and open holsters. Capacity could be a concern, 7 for that size and power is miserable, but i felt pretty confident walking around with 2 eight round mags and a loaded chamber. 17 rounds of 45 can handle a lot of trouble. Grip safety worried me before i handled one, i forget they're there. I'd probably recommend llama and tisas for mil-spec models. If you're a gun guy and can afford it, there's hardly a reason not to really. I recommend milspec as I don't recommend 1911s for most tactical purposes.

[@user-qq5oo2hr9l]

Máquina.

[@markphilpot8734]

Now that is what I’m talking about! A Sig 45! Looking good and being good are equal here!

[@ImNOTfromthisplanetITT]

💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

[@marksc1929]

This is where Glock could up their game with a double stack .

[@ImNOTfromthisplanetITT]

Yep!!

[@wharris7594]

32X 23X Which one?

[@marksc1929]

Agreed

[@mdh1775]

After 2 failed attempts with Sig 1911's I think it's fitting to call their 1911's "NIGHTMARES". My C3 CT is at a local gunsmiths shop right now because Sig refused to have me ship it to them and look it over because it's over 1 year old and out of warranty according to the woman I spoke with over the phone. It has never been modified and ran fine for the first 2-250 rds and is now having slide lock issues on any mag with ammo still in it including Colts and Wilson Combats.

[@ImNOTfromthisplanetITT]

Damn

[@jamesbaird5858]

You get what you paid for. Should have bought a WILSON COMBAT. HIGHER QUALITY OF BUILD.

[@mdh1775]

@@jamesbaird5858 You're talking about a $900 gun versus a $4,000 gun. That's a big difference.

[@BillHunclebuncle]

Most of them have one year warranties. The only company that will warranty their guns beyond the first owner, no questions asked is Highpoint!

[@mdh1775]

@@BillHunclebuncle I don't expect any product that has wear parts to be warranted by the manufacturer forever but the early Sig 1911's are notorious for having barrel fitting and small parts issues. There's loads of people that are on forums with similar issues. Sig has been well known to have their p229s and 226s being shipped out with stripped grip screw threads in the frames. The old German manufactured frames never had those issues.

[@cecilotto504]

Niiiice

[@vashstampede5933]

Ohhhh damn, one of the first production 1911s I've seen with an external extractor!(I've seen this on super high end custom ones) It should make it considerably more reliable than an internal one with any kind of ammo, me likey. I'm amazed they didn't say anything about that! A very nice 1911, I like the other appointments and color scheme as well, good job Sig.

[@terryrichmond4723]

The crispiest 1911 I ever seen. Nice

[@matarazzo209]

It also has an external extractor

[@williammatthews2948]

Not a fan of an external extractor on a 1911.

[@BillHunclebuncle]

So does Ruger’s and S&W’s 1911’s.

[@gets420grow]

pure fire🔥my fav .45 and 10mm

[@Yeaasif]

That’s a thing of beauty,1911s are the Ferrari of semi autos.. they look great and perform even greater!

[@ImNOTfromthisplanetITT]

I agree bro!

[@DjAboo1]

It is a slide “lock”. Sig did not invent it, Wilson combat has been making and selling those since the 90’s or earlier

[@oscartotesautolivier9856]

BEAUTIFUL GUN. VERY NICE 👍😎

[@TEXAN_SHADOW]

I just wish they railed this one like the emperor scorpion fastback

[@brianbonney2895]

I like that they went with an external extractor the reliability Factor went up major with that.

[@chrisvaughan2462]

You should or shouldn’t let it slide, but the sound that it makes when it does though! Perfect!

[@ImNOTfromthisplanetITT]

💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

[@jamilalwan3327]

You failed to mention the most couple important aspects about a sig 1911. First it has an external extractor which is more durable and does not require tuning like an internal typical 1911 extractor. Second the slide shape is more squared with the sig dna cut lines. A lot of 1911 purist do not like these features as they are a deviation from classical 1911. As for me I like these two additional options.

[@Leslie-mw2zu]

Comment I was looking for. Waiting for someone to let go of one.

[@jamilalwan3327]

@@blackticalmayhem8461 haha. I have colts Sigs to each has its own character.

[@MarxStevens]

Sig fan trying to explain how classic 1911s are not reliable 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jamilalwan3327]

@@MarxStevens please read my comment carefully before you accuse me of what I did not say. I did not say classical 1911 are not reliable. I just said that the external extractor is more durable and does it require tuning every once in a while. I have classical 19-1 with internal extractors and every 2500 rounds I have to return the internal extractor. I shoot a lot of competitions and keep track of if my round count to properly maintain my guns. Anyone who shoots 1911 extensively knows exactly about retuning internal extractors. Even Bill Wilson has some videos in that procedure as part of the maintenance.

[@kingatom904]

@@jamilalwan3327i have read that if you let the slide fall forward without a round chambered it will effect the extractors.

[@TheMetalViking666]

why would anyone have a problem with using the slide release? i'm pretty sure manufacturers know better than anyone else what goes where, and that if it's there it's OF COURSE meant to be used. i guess some people just don't understand that guns are made to be used, not sit around and do nothing

[@user-sz2px8pv3f]

Fudds will complain about anything. Never had a problem with mine

[@TexasPapa13]

Don’t shoot your gun cuz it might cause wear.

[@sethgecko9561]

​@TexasPapa13 lol right? What is this bs about using the slide release? So it can go through the violent action of shooting rounds but with no ammo, don't release the slide!?wtf is that? F THAT BS LMAO

[@golffoxtrotyankee3893]

I’ve got an Sig 1911 Equinox .45 ACP. I love that pistol. It’s one smooth shooting and accurate firearm.

[@BillHunclebuncle]

What is “an Sig”? Why can’t it just be ‘A Sig’?

[@marcushaynes843]

I didn't know that SIG even makes 1911s. Good looking piece.

[@ImNOTfromthisplanetITT]

Yepper!! Stay tuned bro I drop shorts everyday!!

[@justinphoenix5514]

That’s a beautiful gun

[@mhollman8650]

Beautiful fire arm

[@nitrokid]

1911 archetypes are such pretty guns.

[@jordanrotschy6039]

I have this exact Sig in .45cal, I love how smooth it racks compared to my Kimbers. The stock grips are textured slightly too rough for my liking.

[@kodew229]

I've had mine for years, it's a menacing pistol and i love it. Took awhile to break in and stop ejecting spent shells directly into my forehead. Unexplainable accuracy

[@ImNOTfromthisplanetITT]

It was beautifully made bro.

[@mhollman8650]

Mine does the same exact thing! Glad to hear it goes away! It’s by far the most favorite 1911 I have

[@davidnice9216]

Mine does not eject at me, but rejects up, right and the next county. Make it hard to collect my brass.

[@alienspacebones]

​@davidnice9216 I had a mil-spec Springfield back in the late '90s that ejected like that. Brass in orbit, but it was my 1st 1911 so I loved it.

[@1notgilty]

You can't go wrong with a SIG.

[@ImNOTfromthisplanetITT]

Facts!

[@shinomakichuppy8236]

The P320 would like to have a word ngl.

[@antoneckhart4010]

​@@shinomakichuppy8236are they made in Germany/swiss?

[@BillHunclebuncle]

@@antoneckhart4010not the sig-1911

[@bigg204]

And when you rack to slide, there’s so smooth!

[@fackeyutub-emael6545]

The thick grip destroys the original design. The leveraged slide lock/release is great! Reminds me of beretta. I would love a threaded 2011.

[@glabendyofficial3151]

That gun is sexy asf😤🔥

[@ImNOTfromthisplanetITT]

Yeeezzzeeerrr

[@PghBraveK]

Sig never disappoints.

[@RosaParksWasWyt]

The countless people who had sigs go off on their own would disagree

[@blaxtopolition7140]

This guy: Holsters Sig Sig: so, anyways I started blasting

[@OleMisss]

@@RosaParksWasWytfair point but their 365 models seem to be bulletproof and have no safety issues lmao.

[@SwampOperator]

​@@OleMisssexcept if it rains within a 1000 miles the slide will rust off the rails followed shortly by the magazine body

[@topgameclips5844]

Delete your "favorite" playlist.

[@TheDemocraticNationalCommittee]

Extended slide release has been on the market for years, before sig even making 1911s

[@AlexVergo764]

Sig😂😂😂😂😂😂 when the officer that convince the US military to go with Sig is seen only carrying a Glock 19 I think that's all you need to actually know.

[@vindevhunta4905]

Sweeeet

[@Free_entertainment401]

Sig didn’t came out with that Wilson combat did

[@chillios2222]

Sig invented everything, lol lol, even the 1911 Itself

[@NorthwoodsNomad]

Love my Sig P938 SAS ! I’d like to see Sig Sauer produce a 1911 long slide 6” barrel in 10mm ( Hunter model )

[@alexandercardozasanchez9964]

A double stag mag 1911 by Sig could be awesome and may shake the market all over the world.

[@brettheiner7125]

Sig makes some nice looking 1911s, but they are a no go for me with the external extractor - just ruins the whole look.

[@jordanwiser4192]

That’s how it was originally done. Internal extractors didn’t come around until the 70’s

[@brettheiner7125]

@@jordanwiser4192 - from what I can tell, the external version didn’t show up until 1962 - 50 years after the original rolled out. I have never seen a ‘20s-WWII copy with an external extractor.

[@jordanwiser4192]

@@brettheiner7125 yea there you go I had it backwards. I like external extractors because they are easier to replace, and serve as a loaded chamber indicator

[@jordanwiser4192]

@@brettheiner7125 I def prefer the series 70 1911’s upgraded safety features a lot more than older ones as well

[@brettheiner7125]

@@jordanwiser4192 me too -the beaver tail grip safety is a great upgrade over the original.

[@trentondjudy]

Next up for the sig beta test customers to find out how safe it is or isn’t.

[@afreestate8466]

I think I was at the shop while you were recording this😄

[@ImNOTfromthisplanetITT]

I’ve been getting that alot lately lol. Next time say what’s up.

[@danielpetit-frere2376]

I love 1911 triggers, my first was an HK

[@wegmandan]

Rock Island m1911. That's double stack.

[@mrsuffer76]

In 9mm or 45?

[@wegmandan]

45acp@@mrsuffer76

[@dancecaller]

That is not a slide release. It is a slide stop

[@chillios2222]

But remember, Sig Invented it, lol…

[@jayv9286]

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[@Bung-Hoe]

I opted for the “SR Ruger1911-10mm” & boy am I just the happiest fella in Alaska. Owned a Colt MK4 1911-45auto,but this Ruger10mm is something every 1911 enthusiast otta try🤠

[@ImNOTfromthisplanetITT]

Nice!

[@pandabanana2593]

It's not really a big debate in the 1911 community on the slide release. That's more of a glock/ no fine motor skills folks thing.

[@Asher10-Abandoned-Buildings]

2.2 MILLION!?!?!!? THATS CRAZY!!!! Good job on this with the work!

[@ImNOTfromthisplanetITT]

Yes SUPER crazy! This is the short that went viral on my channel.

[@ant.8673]

Love that gun, more than the other 1911s I had.

[@milehighbeerguy4586]

I love the bob tail cut too..

[@mayhemkennelsarklacombinek4021]

ABSOLUTELY STUNNING ❤❤❤

[@ImNOTfromthisplanetITT]

💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾 YEESSSEERRR

[@ianheslep]

I love a sig I think their triggers are the best they're just smoother than other guns you don't have to pull the trigger so hard

[@boostedbavarian]

Springfield armory 1911 marine corps edition is best on the market, but sig 1911s are VERY nice.

[@williammatthews2948]

I've been carrying a Springfield Armory MC Operator as my EDC pistol for almost three years. It's the most accurate 1911 I've ever owned.

[@erictodd9567]

I was just at the outpost last week. My favorite gun store here in middle Tennessee

[@ImNOTfromthisplanetITT]

Nice!!

[@denizplays1307]

I just gun powdered all over my table, and I'm not even mad after seeing this beauty!

[@ImNOTfromthisplanetITT]

LOL 😂