Sig 1911 Emperor Scorpion fastback disassembly and reassembly

[@blakehernandez3929]

This is actually a bad representation of how to properly disassemble and especially reassemble a 1911. The reassembly was the cringiest part oh my

[@joelhernandezjr190]

Very helpful my sig 1911 is due for its first cleaning so it’s ganna be a fun one lol. But this video sure helps out a lot compared to some others that make it seem harder

[@kenshowtosandreviews4320]

Thanks for the feedback. I try to make things as simple as possible. If you ever have any questions while you’re breaking it down feel free to reach out.

[@ebo2584]

Thank you for the video and as you said you have to be patient very patient to clean it properly

[@the_sinner]

Thank you for this video.

[@KentVancil]

Great video Tutorial. Helped me alot.

[@kenshowtosandreviews4320]

Thank you for the view, and I’m so glad the video could assist you!

[@user-du6rp1yt5s]

Thanks I took mine apart my Lil bro knocked the table over and I had to come to u to put it back together

[@kenshowtosandreviews4320]

Oh no! That could have been a pickle. Thanks for the view and I’m glad the video could help out.

[@thedude9892]

Nice job thanks for the video! Really appreciate liked and subscribed. I got the Nightmare version which seems to be the same.

[@bub1408]

Is there a reason to pull the trigger and release the hammer then push the firing pin safely back down again?

[@justbegoodlito]

Are there any pieces proprietary to Sig ? I’m new to 1911s but have always loved the look of them . Being able to get parts to replace or fix a gun is something I always like to consider before purchase, thank you for any feedback

[@kenshowtosandreviews4320]

Thanks for the view! So 1911s are a very old model pistol that have been brought into the future a bit with modern technology. For the most part 1911 parts are the same across the board but SIG may have certain parts exclusive to them. I know for sure that you can use a Colt 1911 magazine in a SIG 1911. I use them because they hold 8 without the grip extender.

[@jakevoss1980]

On this Sig the only real proprietary part I see is the external extractor, but without pulling one apart in hand I can't say with certainty

[@ericpleau8000]

You ever notice any minimal slide wobble with your scorpion fastback? Only reason why im asking is because I noticed i have some minimal slide wobble with my scorpion fast back. If you can get back to me with your thoughts an experiences i would so appreciate it. Thank you.

[@kenshowtosandreviews4320]

Hi Eric, I haven’t noticed any slide wobble with mine. Mine is pretty tight. Maybe do a goodie search for some forums that outline some slide wobble

[@AGC828]

Are there any MIM parts in this gun or any SIG p Series guns??

[@kenshowtosandreviews4320]

That’s a great question. I would think not but now that you have posed the question I am going to check next disassembly and research a bit.

[@yorkbleyer9803]

Suggestion- Learn how to take down your 1911 before you make a video. Fumble, rough, fumble, idiot, fumble, rough....

[@kenshowtosandreviews4320]

Thanks for the kind words.