Norinco M1911A1

On a recent range trip Drew spoke about some of the similarities and differences of the Norinco made copy of the M1911A1
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[@DannyMiguel-ft4wd]

Beautiful

[@flybygaming9678]

I somehow got one basically brand new from the factory still box and all the goodies inside for 650 that is wild

[@milsurpminutes5809]

That honestly does not surprise me, when norinco stuff was being banned a lot of people bought their guns just to hold onto anf resell, I've seen it a lot with the AK rifles made in China and it's not surprising to see one with the m1911s they made too

[@user-ub5yu8ls5t]

Santayo makabili ng baril 1911 PA kase ako my Ltopf na po ako

[@AcidRefluxTrip]

The last round malfunction was most likely a magazine malfunction, also that magazine is not original, Norinco mags were unmarked on the baseplate and a complete copy of a USGI wartime mag with tapered "harball" feed lips. The mag in your video is most likely some no-name mag, not an actual Colt mag, many have been marked "Colt .45 Auto" or some such over the years, as well as a large number of counterfeit out of spec USGI-copy mags that appear to have USGI markings but are easily identified by the wonky witness holes in the sides of the mag.

[@milsurpminutes5809]

I've seen the counterfeit GI mags firsthand when I bought a handful of them and saw that the witness holes were off when I opened them and I saw the same when I looked at Drew's magazine. In retrospect I should have let him try the gun again with my Check mate USGI mag I had on hand but it was Cold and getting darker so we called it a day. Thank you for the comment you have confirmed my theory.