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Theres nothing in that list to account for the way this gun shoots.

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What do you get in a 1911 that sells for a little over 500 Metro Arms says everything you need.

1911 Bullseye Chrome For Sale Series Of 1911S

The Metro Arms series of 1911s is being imported from the Philippines, a country familiar with 1911 manufacturing, and the 1911s shoot exceptionally well.

Id go so far as to say that the American Classic II is the most accurate 1911 Ive shot in this entry-level price rangeever.

Lets back up a bit.

Ive always had an appreciation for the 500 1911s, but they arent much to look at.

These are guns that are meant to be tossed into toolboxes, tackle boxes, and shoved under truck seats.

When the Metro Arms American Classic II arrived, I wasnt predisposed to like it, much less rave about it.

I shoot a lot of 1911s, some of which are worth more than my car.

Ill accept two colors of paint on a Cadillac made before I was born, but not on a gun.

The two-tone on the Metro Arms still seems a bit too much to me.

In fact the gun has a couple of accouterments that are designed for aesthetic purposes.

The all-stainless version and the blued beauty both have ornamentation that struck me as overreach on what I had assumed was sure to be a truck gun.

Performance like this from an entry level 1911 is hard to believe.

Then I shot it. I cant capture the smile on my face here in print, but Im going to try.

I had been carrying around the American Classic II for a couple of weeks, and still hadnt pulled the trigger on it.

There always seemed to be more pressing things I needed to get to.

When I did pull the trigger, the gun shot to point of aim, exactly.

I then handed the gun to Jacob Epstein who was helping me with the reviews that afternoon, and he ran a magazine through with similar results.

It shoots so far above its class that I cant point to a 1911 that sells for under 1,000 that shoots this consistently.

What a fool am I.

The American Classic II is anything but pretentious.

Lets break it down.

Specs Caliber:.45 ACP, 9MM Overall Length: 8.375 Barrel Length: 5 Height: 5.5 Width: 1.25 Weight (empty): 37.28 oz.

Frame: 4140 Steel Slide: 4140 Hammer Forged Steel Single Action Novak-Style Rear Sight Dovetail Front Sight Flared Ejection Port Extended Slide Stop Beavertail Grip Safety Combat Hammer Combat Trigger Front Rear Serration Extended Thumb Safety Throated FORGED STEEL Barrel Front Rear Slide Serration Checkered Hard Wood Grip w Diamond Cut 8-rd9-rd Magazine w Bumper Pad Finish: Deep Blue, Hard Chrome, Duo-tone This group was shot from the holster at seven yards.

We ran the American Classic on a steel challange course with great results.

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