It is better to load one or two rounds less, rather than have to deal with jams and failures. I avoid magazine trouble by not loading magazines to their fullest capacity. I don’t really have an opinion since I never had those issues. Aftermarket magazines offer higher capacities, and some prefer those to the factory magazines, citing less failures than with the stock mags. The standard magazine for the R1 holds seven rounds. Remington 1911 R1 Magazines and Sights Remington 1911 R1 Sights Well done, Remington! It’s a hell of a pistol.
It looks good, it feels good, and it gets the job done in the best possible way. The walnut grip is solid and diamond-checkered, and while I am on that, I will just say that the gun itself is a real pleaser, both aesthetically and functionally. The trigger changes from one version to the other, so take this with the proverbial salt grain. It isn’t the best trigger out there, I’ve had better, but it holds its own. Like a genuine 1911, though inside and out it is all Remington’s doing. So, as I was saying, it feels really good in my hand. It wasn’t until 90 years later, in the spring of 2010, that Remington announced its return to the 1911 (this time calling it the R1).
Production of that 1911 handgun was discontinued one year later when the Great War ended. Remington originally manufactured a version of the 1911 during World War I for the military, and it was modeled after Colt’s M1911 pistol. The best thing about this gun? It really shoots like a 1911. Remington 1911 R1 Shooting and Performance Remington 1911 R1 Commander The point I am trying to make about the R1’s build is that it is a steel-based military-inspired no-nonsense handgun, and it handles like one. It isn’t as if Glock has a 1911 to compete with all the others. When you are holding this pistol (or maybe any other 1911), you get the feeling that this – not polymer frames – is where it’s at. As a result of its construction, it has this solid, stiff, “workhorse” kind of feel to it. Overall, the build of this thing says that it means business. The magazine well is beveled (watch out for those edges!), the trigger is solid aluminum, and the barrel and bushing are stainless steel. The frame and machined slide are made of carbon steel, with a satin black oxide metal finish. Remington 1911 R1 Build Remington 1911 R1 Semi-Automatic Pistol Sights – 3-Dot, Dovetailed, Rear and Front.Here are some of the R1’s technical specifications: Remington 1911 R1 Specs The Remington 1911 R1 – Remington’s twist on the old classic – is a relatively recent addition to this manufacturer’s long line of firearms, and it comes in several versions which we will cover here in our Remington 1911 R1 Semi-Automatic Pistol Review. It is one of the most enduring handguns ever to be manufactured. The 1911 (Army designation M1911) is an American icon.
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