1911’s in general, 9mm versions specifically

would be interesting to see a head-to-head comparison of a Staccato, 2K11, and Bul SAS, if only to see what the differences would be and when the failure points would occur for each.

That would be an awesome comparison to see done. While I haven't shot one yet, given the results high-volume shooters are getting with the 2k11 seem to be fairly uniformly great (except for the optics plate), I wouldn't be surprised in the 2k11 did well. It definitely does great at the range. The Buls are interesting, in that they seem to be a bit of a sleeper - guys who experience them seem to love them, but they're not getting a lot of hype, it seems.
 
That would be an awesome comparison to see done. While I haven't shot one yet, given the results high-volume shooters are getting with the 2k11 seem to be fairly uniformly great (except for the optics plate), I wouldn't be surprised in the 2k11 did well. It definitely does great at the range. The Buls are interesting, in that they seem to be a bit of a sleeper - guys who experience them seem to love them, but they're not getting a lot of hype, it seems.
I’d definitely watch or read this comparison. Maybe throw in the new Kimber DS Warrior?
 
I’d definitely watch or read this comparison. Maybe throw in the new Kimber DS Warrior?

Definitely. Along with Kimber's "Next Gen" 1911s, with the external extractors. I personally have zero interest in a 1911/2011 with an internal extractor, but I would very much like to see how well high-quality ones do side-by-side against those with external extractors, especially from the same company like Kimber.
 
Just picked up this MAC 9 DS non-comp last week and got some parts in to create this abomination! I snagged it for $715 shipped.

Found a used Stac P grip, magwell, grip safety, mag release, mainspring housing, and trigger for $200(Springfield Prodigy grip, mag release and MSH for $50 would have been a better value) because the original texture was… well it wasn’t textured, I’ll put it that way. Also got this rmr07 used for $275. We’re wheelin and dealin baby!

Already broke it down, lightly sanded(mostly just got rid of high spots) and polished all the internals, as well as the frame rails. Slightly beveled and rounded the areas on the bottom of slide that were hanging on the disconnector, lubed it up and racked it a whole shit ton while watching TV. I suspect the extractor will need some tuning because it wouldn’t let go of a round no matter how much I shook the slide, and it feels pretty heavily sprung but gonna put 500 rounds through it before anything else. I can’t make it to the range until next week, but will report back with thoughts and findings.
Ordered the same gun this weekend for $770 shipped.

I'm a newb at 1911/2011 so any good videos or tutorials recommended for doing some at home tuning?
 
Ordered the same gun this weekend for $770 shipped.

I'm a newb at 1911/2011 so any good videos or tutorials recommended for doing some at home tuning?

Atlas Gunworks has some really good YouTube videos, and they're one of the more premium high-performance 2011 companies. A good middle-ground between gunsmith-level stuff, vs intro stuff. Just good, technical, how-to videos on things like triggers, tuning sear-springs, etc.
 
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