Anyone have a SA WWII micro?

[triehl27]

Hmm, also I came accross a WWII Micro from Springfield armory. That would make a good little .45 carry piece. Couple of Q's

1. Are the Compact .45's as reliable?

2. although it would stick out, can fulsize 7,8,10 rnd mags be used in a compackt?

[MXRacer101]

Micro's and Commander sized pistols are more difficult to tune IMO, but that doesn't mean they are not reliable.

Yes, on the magazine question

[ILikeFtLbs]

I have a SA Micro Comp. For the most part, it is very reliable. I only found out last weekend that it doesn't feed 200 gr semi wadcutters well. Most ammo is perfect though. I am very satisfied.

[Bobo45]

Originally posted by triehl27
Hmm, also I came accross a WWII Micro from Springfield armory. That would make a good little .45 carry piece. Couple of Q's

1. Are the Compact .45's as reliable?

2. although it would stick out, can fulsize 7,8,10 rnd mags be used in a compackt?


I have not shot it yet, but things look promising! :-)

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v160/RobertBurns/57c09bef.jpg

[michael t]

I son't have a SA. Both both of my compact 45's like lighter bullets
185 and lighter Which I see nothing wrong with a close SD ranges.

[spober]

my kimber US(3 INCH) CAME WITH A 6 ROUND FLUSH FIT MAG.IVE BOUGHT OR HAD SEVERAL 7,8 AND 10 ROUND COLT AND MOSTLY WILSON COMBAT MAGS.

[spober]

my kimber US(3 INCH) CAME WITH A 6 ROUND FLUSH FIT MAG.IVE BOUGHT OR HAD SEVERAL 7,8 AND 10 ROUND COLT AND MOSTLY WILSON COMBAT MAGS.very very cool with 10 round or even 8 round mag hanging down.true for most pistols imho.