Posted: 5/30/2010 9:48:44 PM EDT
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So what's the arfcom census on STI?
I'm looking to build(kinda) a 1911, and saw an STI match set in a brownells catalog. It included the frame,slide and barrel with comp. They are already "matched" for "zero tolerance" for $1200. Also, how much of a difference does using a barrel that doesn't need a bushing have over a barrel that does? |
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Also, how much of a difference does using a barrel that doesn't need a bushing have over a barrel that does? Only one less part to fit and one less part to break. In THEORY a bushing-less barrel should be more accurate, for 99.9% of the shooters out there you will only see this in a ransom rest. I have no problems with STI gear. |
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Also, how much of a difference does using a barrel that doesn't need a bushing have over a barrel that does? Only one less part to fit and one less part to break. In THEORY a bushing-less barrel should be more accurate, for 99.9% of the shooters out there you will only see this in a ransom rest. I have no problems with STI gear. thanks homie 
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You're probably looking at the doublestack racegun short block kit.
I wouldn't recommend that for a first-time builder, and the kit itself isn't the best choice unless you want to build up a USPSA Open division gun. If you're intent on an STI, you can buy a completed single stack for the same money or less. |
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You're probably looking at the doublestack racegun short block kit. I wouldn't recommend that for a first-time builder, and the kit itself isn't the best choice unless you want to build up a USPSA Open division gun. If you're intent on an STI, you can buy a completed single stack for the same money or less. Ya that's kind of what I was looking for. Something to produce the best accuracy. It wont serve any other purpose but to build my ego at the range 
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