Springfield 1911 Ronin 9mm Pistol (LE)
- Item Number: PX9117L X
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- 3 out of 5 (1 customer review)
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Product Description
What's in the Box
- Springfield 1911 Ronin 9mm Pistol (Law Enforcement Model)
- (1) 9-Round Magazine
- Cable Lock
- Owner's Manual
Featuring an unyielding commitment to strength, reliability and quality, ?the Ronin 4.25" combines rugged durability with light weight and ease of carry. The 9mm pistol features a forged alloy frame for an overall light weight of around 30 ounces. The short 4.25" barrel matches up with a traditional barrel bushing system, and a forged hot salt blued slide and stainless steel hammer-forged barrel ensure a lifetime of service.
Firearm Features
- 4.25" Hammer Forged Barrel The hammer-forged barrel of the Ronin 4.25" 1911 works with a traditional barrel bushing system.
- Lightweight Aluminum Frame ?The pistol features a forged alloy frame with a satin Cerakote® finish, providing both light weight and long-term strength.
- Wood Grips / Magazine Base Pad The laminate wood grips feature the Crossed Cannon logo, and the stainless steel magazine comes with a base pad.
Product Specifications
- Manufacturer: Springfield Armory
- Model: 1911 Ronin
- Caliber: 9mm
- Barrel Length: 4.25"
- Overall Length: 7.9"
- Finish: Satin Aluminum Cerakote
- Grips: Crossed Cannon Wood Laminate
- Sights: Tactical Rear Fiber Optic Front
- Magazine Capacity: 9-Rounds
Customer Comments & Questions
Customer Reviews
The issue I had with this firearm was twofold. For the first two boxes of ammo it would not consistently go back into battery. With the cost of ammo right now I have not wanted to waste any more on testing the gun but even with no ammo or even a magazine in it, the slide would stick about half way open when cycling the slide. This issue occurred well over 60% of the time. It was not any more reliable when shooting it as compared to manually operating the slide. The other issue is the weight of the firearm. Yes I know if is all metal but for a carry gun it really is way to heavy and I will go back to my polymer frame 9MMs to carry. With both those issues I can not rate it any better than a 2 on performance and a 3 overall. No trust in the reliability and too heavy to carry.