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Shakleford
the RIA Tactical, had a rail?
manu2014
Are these of decent quality?
Shakleford
I've never owned one, but have shot one at our club. They seem like a good deal as you can find them for around $400, and the one I shot had no problems and was a good looking gun!
andrei
Pricewise and function, it is a good gun. Slide,frame and barrell fit is tight like a kimber. Ambidextrous safety lever, extractor is different when you take it down the, slide lock is fair, main spring housing is also metal, trigger and hammer is ok, upon pulling the slide it is smooth, factory grips are ugly just replaced them with my kimber eclipse grips, finish is like the G.I. 1911. I got only 75 rds of PMC 230 g with 3 FTF but it shoots tight groupings of 1 inch at 7-12 yds. Still on break in period. Overall its a nice gun.