Recommendations for a better 1911

[Gemlin]

Tisas 1911. Forged steel no plastic and they work.

I purchased one of these for Wild Bunch, it works well. I have other 1911's, but they are a lot more expensive than this gun. I bought the Tisas because it was cheap and was in the would qualify for either wild bunch class. I've been very surprised at the performance of this "cheap gun". It really shoots lights out.

[RoyceP]

Not seeing anything in the rules that would preclude using a 1911 Gold Cup. Clarification?

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[Abilene]

Yes, Gold Cup is legal for Modern category.

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[King Medallion]

I have a Colt 1991A1 Government model, one of the originals with the so called billboard engraving and matt finish. Excellent gun, would be great for this game.

[Doc Holloman]

Thanks to everyone for their advice.  I decided to stick with my Springfield Garrison and have it tuned up. 

[Yakima Red]

Not trying to stir the pot here....

I own a LOT of 1911's. Seven are Springfields. Every single one runs a house a fire straight out of the box. My Colt is the worst. Two basic Rock Islands are flawless in operation, just not as "pretty." The Kimber was trash, it found a new home. Para Ordinance is good, not my go-to. What I'm trying to say here I guess is not to get all hung up on "top end." I like reliable. In WB I find 50% of it is your ammo. Now I'm starting to ramble, so I better go.

Being that this is still America, get what you want.

Good shooting Brothers!

[RoyceP]

Not trying to stir the pot here....

I own a LOT of 1911's. Seven are Springfields.

Mine is a Kimber. It's very reliable - no failures to fire ever in thousands of rounds, mostly my reloads. And accurate - very.

[Abilene]

... In WB I find 50% of it is your ammo....

And the other 50% is magazines.   

[Baltimore Ed]

Been using chip mccormick mags for matches. All of my1911s run them. The most pricy 1911 I’ve got is one of the Colt WW1 1911 reissues. Nice authentic looking pistol but it has a lot of very sharp edges that will cut you. I’ve stopped using it for that reason years ago. Lately been using an older Thompson Auto Ordnance or my Cimarron Rock Island.