The Springfield Armory Ronin 1911 in .45 ACP.

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[@Squivey3577]

Ran 200 thru mine today!! Luv it

[@mattymeets5007]

Hey man can you elaborate more on the slide eventually wearing due to hot salt bluing? Ive been wanting this gun for a long time now and honestly don’t feel like this is going to be a fragile gun per say. Awesome review otherwise man thanks for posting

[@gunsnwatches]

Just remember, if you carry a blued gun over time, the bluing will have some polish or wear marks from carry, holstering and use. It's the natural order of these things. Now I don't know about you but I like the look of a gun with some honest wear marks. We have to remember these are tools and some wear generally doesn't affect the performance of the tool. Get what you want and enjoy it while you can!

[@mattymeets5007]

@@gunsnwatches thanks for the fast reply! I should be going to get the beautiful gun early next week and I can’t wait! And you’re right!

[@TheRealZJM377]

​@@mattymeets5007if you buying a New one and u decide to do upgrades send it back to SA and let them do it so you can keep your LIFE TIME WARRANTY. The most upgrade is to get the TRP treatment. Like megwell ambidextrous safety tritium night sights and front checkering.

[@markl762]

i’m thinking of getting one, but that trigger is supposed to be a really light trigger pull a “GEN 2 speed trigger” they call it but if it’s replaced, will it still have the same type of trigger pull and reset?

[@Korazjian]

If you were to use the same stock springs assuming it works..... The trigger stock is a polymer trigger aint bad just feels subpar to competitors...takes some getting used to..... I love my ronin tho, nice and heavy shoots pretty flat doesnt feel cheap, eats anything i feed it lol

[@markl762]

@@Korazjian so if I’m used to shooting metal triggers, I will definitely notice a difference with the plastic trigger?