My Norinco is a Wilson Combat Super Grade from the early 1990’s. Yes, Wilson Combat made a series of Supergrades and others using the Norinco as the base gun.
I found a Norinco in the box at a gun store a few years ago, the price was right so I brought it home. added Wilson parts (beaver tail, hammer, safety, trigger, sear, magazines, etc.) had Novak put a green dot front sight on it. filed and shaped a Colt rear sight blade. now it's the "Norilsonvak". great shooter, lots of fun.
Bought mine in 1991. Dealer put Farrar Tools grips that have a steel insert. My daily carry. The original mags have the last 4 digits of the SN on them. I jave 2 matching original mags, along with the 5 extras i carry.
I bought one about 30 years ago. I changed out the mainspring housing for a Pachmeyer, and Pachmeyer grips. The original grips were cheap plastic. I wish I still had it.
Great take on the 1911a1 , only down side of this pistol is that the grip bushings are not standard if you ever want to swap them out . I've got 2 of them .
Yes , only buggered one of them in the process, was trying to do it to fast , and the frame is so thin , lots of lock tight on that one now .lol Brownells has a over size 1911 bushing kit , if you screw up rethreading the frame
I recently acquired this exact pistol a few weeks ago. New in box, clip and accessories are still wrapped in plastic. Any idea what it is worth? Thanks
We can get m14’s, Winchester trench gun knock offs, m4 and Remington 870 clones with metal trigger guards, and CZ and Tokarev tt replicas, Sig replicas and I am waiting for my Sig p226 replica in 7.62x25 tokarev round Fit and finish has gotten much better, forged steel on slide and frames, and a milled m14 receiver Owned a lot of the knock offs, and never had a failure to feed or fire or any malfunctions
Fun gun to shoot . Lots of money saved when I got this . Ya its not a colt but ill b uy 3 norincos or more so I guess I'm happy lol would like to buy a few different norincos but alas the ban has put that in not going to happen . Have fun at the range I know I will .
Yeah, and just bet they laugh their ass off at our Chinese. The English language is one of the most difficult to speak or write correctly and 9 out of 10 Americans fail to put a grammatically correct sentence together.
The Norinco 1911a1, best kept secret in the history of 1911's.
My Norinco is a Wilson Combat Super Grade from the early 1990’s. Yes, Wilson Combat made a series of Supergrades and others using the Norinco as the base gun.
I found a Norinco in the box at a gun store a few years ago, the price was right so I brought it home. added Wilson parts (beaver tail, hammer, safety, trigger, sear, magazines, etc.) had Novak put a green dot front sight on it. filed and shaped a Colt rear sight blade. now it's the "Norilsonvak". great shooter, lots of fun.
I used to have one just like this one. Same box and everything! It was well kept! And it wasn't a bad pistol.
Great video. I have one of these that I bought in 1994 for $325. Tough, reliable and fun to shoot! :)
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I recently acquired a norinco 1911 it’s pre- ban like new condition it’s built good like you I would agree it was based off a 40s Ithaca
Bought mine in 1991. Dealer put Farrar Tools grips that have a steel insert. My daily carry.
The original mags have the last 4 digits of the SN on them. I jave 2 matching original mags, along with the 5 extras i carry.
I bought one about 30 years ago. I changed out the mainspring housing for a Pachmeyer, and Pachmeyer grips. The original grips were cheap plastic. I wish I still had it.
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Bought mine in 1991. 2 changes. Extended slide release, as I have short thumbs. Grips are Farrar Tool Co. grips with steel inserts.
My EDC.
A Beautiful 1911.
Someone I know used Wilson Combat Mags in his Norinco and it shoots like a champ
Great take on the 1911a1 , only down side of this pistol is that the grip bushings are not standard if you ever want to swap them out .
I've got 2 of them .
Yeah they I need to be drilled and tapped is that what you did
Yes , only buggered one of them in the process, was trying to do it to fast , and the frame is so thin , lots of lock tight on that one now .lol
Brownells has a over size 1911 bushing kit , if you screw up rethreading the frame
I used to have one of these things myself, it wasn't a bad pistol.
I recently acquired this exact pistol a few weeks ago. New in box, clip and accessories are still wrapped in plastic. Any idea what it is worth? Thanks
Nice...
I just got offered one of these for $500 with box. Im really tempted.
Never have any problem with this gun
We can get m14’s, Winchester trench gun knock offs, m4 and Remington 870 clones with metal trigger guards, and CZ and Tokarev tt replicas, Sig replicas and I am waiting for my Sig p226 replica in 7.62x25 tokarev round
Fit and finish has gotten much better, forged steel on slide and frames, and a milled m14 receiver
Owned a lot of the knock offs, and never had a failure to feed or fire or any malfunctions
thanks for the comment! very interesting.
Fun gun to shoot . Lots of money saved when I got this . Ya its not a colt but ill b uy 3 norincos or more so I guess I'm happy lol would like to buy a few different norincos but alas the ban has put that in not going to happen . Have fun at the range I know I will .
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Cool gun
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@@pourindiesel grandpa(life long army) had a norinco ak he swore was better then most. But as a ww2 vet he trusted his life to his colt 1911a1
@@micemr76 awesome!
Ontario, Canada! XD
Its actually Ontario, California
Original grips are plastic/fake wood
CSI California Serial Identification
it stands for china sports industries
My norinco is more accurate than my springfield its better than you give it credit for
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No problem thanks for the reply
The terrible English translation always make me laugh on these China guns... Model of the 1911A1... Oh so sowwry! LOL
Yeah, and just bet they laugh their ass off at our Chinese.
The English language is one of the most difficult to speak or write correctly and 9 out of 10 Americans fail to put a grammatically correct sentence together.
@@mtccorp Sounds like just some people I would never want to talk to anyways.