Rock Island Armory M1911-A1

[Grayeagle]

-best Michael Palin accent-

''s not a fire arm if 't doesn't go *BANG*!'

-Frank aka GE
(just sayin -TM Pasha)

[Buzzard7]

Yup, functioned flawlessly.  No fail to feeds, no fail to fires, and no fail to ejects.  The gun feels pretty tight too, not sloppy at all. 

Have you tried polishing the ramp on the CZ?  That might help...  Maybe.  Best bet is probably to get a good gunsmith to bevel the bore a little bit so the rounds have a little more wiggle room as they feed.

I could but then it would no longer be original.

[PFactorDave]

I could but then it would no longer be original.

Perfectly understandable.

Don't know if you can get a wadcutter style ammo for your pistol, but if you can, you might give them a try.  Sometimes a wadcutter will feed into a steeply ramped pistol.  Although, some pistols will just fail to feed even worse with wadcutters.  Would be worth a try, just on the off chance that it helps.

[SmokinLoon]

Perfectly understandable.

Don't know if you can get a wadcutter style ammo for your pistol, but if you can, you might give them a try.  Sometimes a wadcutter will feed into a steeply ramped pistol.  Although, some pistols will just fail to feed even worse with wadcutters.  Would be worth a try, just on the off chance that it helps.

no no no... forget the actual "wadcutter" bullet.  I highly suggest the "semi-wadcutter" instead.  It still provides the clean crisp cut on the paper yet it still has the cone nose to help with riding up the feed ramp (far fewer feeding problems).   

[PFactorDave]

no no no... forget the actual "wadcutter" bullet.  I highly suggest the "semi-wadcutter" instead.  It still provides the clean crisp cut on the paper yet it still has the cone nose to help with riding up the feed ramp (far fewer feeding problems).   

Ya you're right.  Semi-wadcutter is what I meant, thanks for the correction.