Now the first time I went to the range with it, I was going to expect some hiccups during the break in period. I was surprised that my first 100 rounds only had one FTF. I went in my bag grabbed an old beat up kimber mag, shot 100 more rounds. This time, it ran flawless. My last 50 rounds I had, I shot 25 with the ACT mag and 25 with the kimber mag. I had 4 FTF with the ACT MAgs and no problems with the kimber mags. So I think the supplied ACT mag was the culprit.
I've owned this gun now for almost 3 months and have put a total of 500 rounds through it. I put back the original wood grips it came with to the gun, I think it gives it a little more character. After I ditched my ACT mag and used Wilson Combat mags, old GI style mags, I've never had anymore problems with it.
In conclusion I think this 1911 is the best bang for the buck (under $500). If you are looking at a good 1911 to build a race gun on, or something that closely resembles that Old GI style WW2 pistol, I would look into these Filipino made guns.
