Need suggestions on 1911

[Styrak]

Originally Posted by Gunny_McSmith

I'm really interested in the KWA/KSC 1911.... parts should be interchangeable between both of them right?

Becasue I want the KSC 1911, but I also want the trigger, hammer and ambi-safety levers from the KWA one...lol

There is almost no aftermarket support for the KWA/KSC 1911's.

However there are tons of parts available for the TM/KJW 1911's.

[Gunny_McSmith]

yup, that I know, but it's System7..... nothing beats that.... :P

[miserlou]

Currently , I am still waiting to be AV'd. Meanwhile, I did some research over TM's 1911. There are two models available,
M.E.U.

or
colt government 1911a1
.
Since both guns have excellent stats, I am not very sure which one should I go for it. I heard both of them are made of mostly ABS plastic which I am not very impressed with. Should I just buy them first and upgrade them later? or should I pick some other brand's 1911 which have more metal parts on them?Thanks.

[Styrak]

TM's don't need metal slide, etc. They work great.
If you do want a full metal 1911, then get a TM and upgrade it, or get a KJW.

[miserlou]

Originally Posted by Styrak

TM's don't need metal slide, etc. They work great.
If you do want a full metal 1911, then get a TM and upgrade it, or get a KJW.

Still waiting to get AV'd...

[Daiviet]

you say you're not impressed by the plastic, but have you ever even touched this gun? TM pistols are excellent quality out of the box, and are superb in their function. The plastic isn't heavy weight, but does have a decent weight to them.

If you're heavily into customizing your future 1911, TM is the way to go. if you don't care and just want something to play with, you can go with another company that makes a full metal pistol. I guarantee the TM will outperform any other make.

[miserlou]

Originally Posted by Daiviet

you say you're not impressed by the plastic, but have you ever even touched this gun? TM pistols are excellent quality out of the box, and are superb in their function. The plastic isn't heavy weight, but does have a decent weight to them.

If you're heavily into customizing your future 1911, TM is the way to go. if you don't care and just want something to play with, you can go with another company that makes a full metal pistol. I guarantee the TM will outperform any other make.

Thanks for the recommendation. I haven't had a chance to touch this gun yet. I personality have no problem with plastic, but the plastic exterior just gives me a cheap feel. Maybe I am wrong, I might even change my mind after I got it.

[Styrak]

Originally Posted by miserlou

Thanks for the recommendation. I haven't had a chance to touch this gun yet. I personality have no problem with plastic, but the plastic exterior just gives me a cheap feel. Maybe I am wrong, I might even change my mind after I got it.

TM's are probably the best gas pistols around.

[miserlou]

Originally Posted by Styrak

TM's are probably the best gas pistols around.

I wanna get AV'd so bad....

[Kid]

[miserlou]

Originally Posted by Kid

wow,looks badass. Do you own those?

[Styrak]

No. That's the new Inokatsu CO2 steel 1911 in development.

[Szevin]

Where can you buy a tm 1911 in cananda?

[Daiviet]

Originally Posted by Szevin

Where can you buy a tm 1911 in cananda?

theres a really good website for it www.airsoftcanada.com

You just have to read over some of their FAQ's to find out

[miserlou]

Originally Posted by Styrak

No. That's the new Inokatsu CO2 steel 1911 in development.

Maybe I should wait for that one to come out...That slider seems like made of metal.