A word about Remington.
A few years ago on impulse I purchased a Remington 1911 R1. Have been shooting it a few times a month ever since either in my yard or at ranges. I feed it everything, 185 & 230 JHP, 200 cast SWC's and of course 230g. hardball. The gun just eats them all. Even with my 71 year old eyes, it will cloverleaf three shots out of five at 25 yds with the wadcutters.
Anyway, I recently noticed that the grips were missing the little silver medallion with an "R" in the center, must have fallen out somewhere within 50 miles of my home. I sent Remington an e-mail asking if I could purchase two more little medallions, not that my gun is a collectors piece by any means, it just looks a little better with the inserts. the same day I received a reply stating that the grips were out of production and have been for a long time. Bummer.
Three days later I received an envelope containing two brand new grips ! Nice to know some companies still value their customers.
Thank You Remington.
A few years ago on impulse I purchased a Remington 1911 R1. Have been shooting it a few times a month ever since either in my yard or at ranges. I feed it everything, 185 & 230 JHP, 200 cast SWC's and of course 230g. hardball. The gun just eats them all. Even with my 71 year old eyes, it will cloverleaf three shots out of five at 25 yds with the wadcutters.
Anyway, I recently noticed that the grips were missing the little silver medallion with an "R" in the center, must have fallen out somewhere within 50 miles of my home. I sent Remington an e-mail asking if I could purchase two more little medallions, not that my gun is a collectors piece by any means, it just looks a little better with the inserts. the same day I received a reply stating that the grips were out of production and have been for a long time. Bummer.
Three days later I received an envelope containing two brand new grips ! Nice to know some companies still value their customers.
Thank You Remington.