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Question: Will this gun accept real 1911 grips?
Document: My uncle owns a real 1911 and says that it looks as real as his. If you want a CO2 1911 that looks and feels like the real deal, you absolutely can't go wrong with this gun. My uncle likes it so much he's debating on getting one as well!BE AWARE however that although you CAN replace the grips with real ones, a bulge on both sides prevents you from putting solid grips onto the gun.
I was able to make a fix on it but it took some trial and error to get it there. While searching online for a safety solution and disassembling the pistol I decided to modify it to my liking and polish the slide and frame. I also added some real 1911 grips that fit with some minor modification on the underside for co2 clearance. Once it was completed I have a custom 1911.
First off, the weight and size match the real Colt 1911. The only plastic I could find are the grips(which can be replaced with real 1911 grips), and it doesn't feel cheap either. The sights don't seem to be adjustable, but neither were the original 1911's. Being out of practice I was able to shoot a soda can from about 25 feet away easily;(36 rds, ~3 missed) but around 40 feet it had visible spread.
One thing I don't like about this 1911 is the grip. The grip has a "sharp" plastic feel to it and it's uncomfortable when I am gripping the piece really hard, so I am planning to replace the grips. I have shot about 3 loaded magazines and I was surprised how accurate the gun is within 15 to 20 feet. I definitely think that this is one of the "best" blowback bb guns in the market.
Ok. I love this bb gun. It is a close match to the real 1911A1. It is simply beautiful. It is made with all metal parts except the grips and the "bolt" to load in BB's - which is exactly how it should be. However, after firing through a couple magazines, the pistol jammed a few times (While using Daisy .177 BB's). Normal right? Well, it actually damaged a seal, causing several more jams than I expected.
This is a sharp looking replica with all of the moving actions you would expect. I bought some decent 1911 palm grips and installed them without any problems since the ones that come with are just plastic. The moving parts begin scratching almost immediately (barrel against the slide, etc). I keep some oil on mine to try to slow that process, but it will happen inevitably since it's just paint.
I decided I will just use it as a plinker/target gun now.For my display I chose a different gun, I chose the Colt Model 1911 A1 8-rd CO2 pellet pistol at Pyramyd,  Colt-2254000 [PY-136-397].This is also very accurate in detail to a real 1911A1 and is black oxide plated, not painted.Thank you everyone at PyramydAir and Amazon for your help in this matter.You people are just great.
This bb gun has been great fun. It fires .177 bbs and it fairly accurate for a bb handgun The blowback sounds great because this gun is all steel. I do not like the allen key adjustment for the CO2. At the expense of realism I would prefer the little lever to twist the co2 cartridge in place. But the best part for me is taking it apart and putting it back together, almost as real as a 1911. Great fun for me I love to tinker with stuff
An Excellent item, recommend it, a nice replica of the 1911! Has all the real features of the 1911, and fires great!
If you want custom grips, and want them to fit as soon as you get them, the insides of them needs to be hollow.My review is now three stars.Five stars for the gun itself.One  star for the clip.I'm ordering a new one now. I WILL be sending this back if it does not hold up.
Answer: yes