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1. AUTO ORDNANCE M1911A1 COMPETITION MODEL DISASSEMBLY MANUAL
2. AUTO ORDNANCE M1911A1 COMPETITION MODEL DISASSEMBLY FULL
3. AUTO ORDNANCE M1911A1 COMPETITION MODEL DISASSEMBLY SERIES

All manufacturers of both full sized "Government models" and smaller "commanders, officers and compact place taller ejectors in the smallers version to preclude swapping of slides between the shorter and longer versions.Īs to the reasoning behind this I believe it has to do with the timing sequence and the precluding of the weapon from firing out-of battery which I suspect could happen, not a good thing. But cleaning off the oil we found that the 1911PKZ model was Parkerized. 1911A1 frame" are not compatible with the shorter commander, officers and compact versions and from your post seemed that was what you were attempting. They were the Auto Ordnance 1911PKZ, 515, and the Springfield Armory Mil-Spec. Sorry for the confusion but Goverment model frames or "std. Suggest you take Kurt's suggestion and suspect you'll get your Pit-Bull working. There are several makers of full grip size commander and officers frames, not to be confused with as I stated here with " If I am reading your post correctly, instead of using a compact/officers/commander size frame, you've mated your Pit-Bull slide to a full-size gov.

1911a1 frame" and my comments do not apply. Mjacvn71, if your frame is the same size as the pic I posted, then it is not as you stated in your original post "a std.

AUTO ORDNANCE M1911A1 COMPETITION MODEL DISASSEMBLY MANUAL

PS - I've yet to see a gun manufactuer that will not be happy to send ya a copy of a manual for one of their products, suggest ya contact Auto-Ord if link above doesn't do it for ya. Here's ya a spot to pick a manual from Auto Ordinance's web-site, hope it helps. Just because both slide and frame are based of a 1911 design, that does not mean you can slap two different "sized" designs together. The parts are made differently for a reason and yes their is a difference in the overall length of a commander/officers/compact recoil spring guide and a full-sized one. Suggest ya get the proper frame for the slide or the proper slide for your frame.

This is "no" working and possibly dangerous thing to do as these pieces were NOT designed for each other. If I am reading your post correctly, instead of using a compact/officers/commander size frame, you've mated your Pit-Bull slide to a full-size gov.

AUTO ORDNANCE M1911A1 COMPETITION MODEL DISASSEMBLY SERIES

For beeing able shooting traditional style, I bought the 1911A1 from Auto Ordnance which has a series 80s style firing pin block. Assuming the slide of your pistol looks something like this one: Howdy everyone I am swiss CAS shooter and our club intends to start a bit with Wild Bunch shooting for fun.