2 years 17 weeks ago, 1:17 PM
khorn554  |
S&W 1911 "E" Series
Just saw these on S&W website. Anyone out there have experience with these? They look more customized on the outside (Rail, frontstrap checkering, slide serrations etc) but are they any diferent internally? |
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HecklerKoch45
I know they have an external extractor like sigs do but other than that I think most of the rest of the internals are normal.
khorn554
Thanks HK45. I did some more searching and learned the following. The ones with the rail (SW1911TA) will have night sigts and what looks like more aggressive grips and checkering on the rear of the slide. Internally all of the "E" series will have titanium firing pins without the internal locks and more aggressive ejection ports. The extractor is the the oversized one from their PC line. The commander size can be had with a bobtail. I like it.
HecklerKoch45
from what I have heard, they are nice 1911s. I dont have a smith and wesson myself, but if I did, it would be a revolver of some kind and a nice SW1911.
sytasyn_syn
These are the model numbers posted over at the S&W forum:
108483 45 ESER 4.25 MEL
108485 45 ESER 4.25 SC 2TN
108482 45 ESER 5 8R SS
108495 45 ESER 5 CT 8R SS
108409 45 ESER 5 RAIL MEL
108411 45 ESER 5 RAIL 2TN
Speculation as to Acronyms: MEL=Melonite, SC=Scandium, 2TN=Two Tone, CT Crimson Trace.
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