Why Does Mike Seeklander Carry A Compact 1911?
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2011 Staccato single stack 9mm is my EDC. Absolutely reliable with a fast cycle time.
which staccato model? i saw a Staccato P model here on YT malfunctioned 3x.
@@gutadin5
Staccato C , the single stack model
@@gutadin5 Ive personally seen a Glock 20 malfunction, ive also seen an HK USP malfunction and the same USP broke its firing pin.
Spend enough time shooting and you'll see a malfunction on any firearm.
Thanks for the info. I have pretty much the same sympathies. I walk an Officers Model, 7 + 1, and it is 100% reliable and extremely accurate. It's also easy to conceal.
If I want a thousand rounds of 9mm right now I'll have to sell my house or something.
I dream of the day were firing 100 defensive rounds is affordable again!
That day is on it's way back right now......
@@thomasrouh2258 if it is it's taking its sweet ass time
Vote Republican.
It's only your life that depends on it. Stick a crowbar in your wallet and spend the money.
I carry one too XD 45. Tho , also a g19 but mostly the compact 1911 , love the channel and what you do man , God bless!
I've never been this early, I beat the Brazilian off duty cop, wait that's the other channel
Wilson Combat mags have been flawless in my Kimber Ultra Carry, my EDC. Had two snags with the factory mag in the first few rounds. Ditched them and never went back.
I owned a Rock Island 1911 that I fired over 1,500 rounds through and it went bang every time I pulled the trigger. I got rid of it because it proved hard to carry concealed, and it had a weird situation where I could take it on a long day hike in sunny weather and when I got home it would have a layer of rust on it like I just carried it for 5 days in a rain forest.
Wilson Combat.....The very best knowledge in 1911s......Bill Wilson is a genius.....I followed they're expert advice in using a Wilson Combat complete spring kit in a Colt Commander 9mm 4.25 inch. with ETM mags and this firearm is my go to gun as it sits next to my Glock 19.....I spoke with Bill personally and followed his exact advice...Only thing is now I need to buy a lightweight aluminum frame 1911 to conceal carry and put the same spring kit in.....These guys at Wilson really know they're business when it comes to all firearms and will not steer you wrong.....ever....Thanks for being American Wilson Combat......God bless you!!!!!! Oh if ya love AR platforms give them a call....A+ with them let me tell you....
I carried a commander size 1911 with surplus mags before Bill Wilson was a household name (in the homes of shooters, anyway). As mag manufacturers improved their products, I found some to be better, but, still finicky. For instance, less than one millimeter difference in the overall length of a round (brand-to-brand or reload-to-reload) could take a mag from pretty good to totally disfunctional. Thankfully, I am much better educated now and Wilson Combat has made my guns much more reliable. BTW, you two are about the best sources of info in this business.
Nice camera- very clear !
I prefer Tripp Cobramags for my 1911, but those Wilson ones are awesome too. 👌
Ruger SR1911 officers 9mm, Wilson Combat mags, 1k rounds no malfunctions. Keeping up with SW Shields and Sigs.
My EDC is a Ruger American. 45, and was shooting/training every day I could before the ammo shortage. I've probably got four thousand rounds with zero malfunctions. Love my ruger!!
gross
My Sig 1911 with sig magazines runs just fine.
I carry a Taurus Officer's model 1911. Never have had a malfunction with it and, I've put thousands of rounds through it. Tough, I am using Wilson Combat extended mags in it.
Just subscribed yesterday 🙂
I used to watch you, but, now, I watch you watch u😁🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡
Love my Springfield EMP 1911 9mm. Shoots like butter.
How does the butter shoot? 🧈
I run Mec-Gar, they make factory mags for nearly all companies. Never a bobble in any gun I used them in.
Good stuff. Wilson combat is the way to go. I carry a 1911 45. I also compete with the same set up in IDPA matches. I don't win often, but I know how long it takes to get the gun on target and if I can make a shot. I think those are two key things to know.
I do have some sentimental reasons to run the 45. It's the first pistol the Army trained me to use. Of course the Army didn't focus much on pistol training for infantry. It was my sidearm when I carried an M60. So it was only there to keep us alive while we got the main gun running
I carry an FN 509 midsize, 15 round mag. Love that pistol. But I also love 1911s, just can't afford a Wilson Combat, lol.
Rock Island Armory 1911
FN 509ct daily
Pay attention to what Mike says in the very beginning of this video.....Rock Island makes a great firearm all you need is a $25 Wilson Combat spring kit installed which is simple... I know they're made in the Philippines. For around $500 you can get yourself a Commander size and buy a few ETMs and spring kit and you have a reliable 1911 for about $650.....Go for for it...
If you're going full size, get an FNX-45T you'll love it more than a 1911
Ruger lightweight commander 9mm, titanium firing pin and feed ramp under a grand.
I have a Rock Island 1911, have about 1500 rounds in IDPA single stack and about 200 self defense rounds, Chip McCormick Shooting Star magazines :)
Mec-Gar magazines are also very good, never had any problems with that brand.
I bought a brand new full size Ruger SR1911. Took it to the range for the first time with Norma 230 grain FMJ. Out of 100 rounds I had 6 or 7 malfunctions. It appeared that the ammo was underpowered or something. One of the rounds actually got past the extractor but was fully seated in the barrel chamber. The Range Safety Officer had to tap it out for me. Fast-forward, came back the following week with Federal 230 grain FMJ, ZERO malfunctions out of 100 rounds.
Yeah that certainly sounds like ammo problem, not gun problem. And that's a good thing! :)
Sig Sauer 1911 magazines work really well with Rock Islands and TSAS 1911’s in my experience. That’s what I run in my 1911’s anyway. Works great with hollow points, never had a jam with the Sig mags.
Tisas*
If I could afford one, I'd probably carry a Wilson Combat as well, haha! Mike's great, super knowledgeable guy! This video was super informative, thanks.
Great video
Balanced assessment. Well done.
My Rocky in .38 Super is very reliable in stock trim, and yes, it uses pre-WC Chip McCormick 10rders.
So even harder to find ammo...
I think the reason 1911 became unreliable in reputation was all due to Kimber. Most original wartime m1911s are very reliable, they've been reliable for decades. Heck even the lower end 1911s like rock island are extremely reliable.
My EDC is a lightly customized 5" Colt 1911 that's had probably a couple thousand rounds through it, including my HST carry ammo, without fail, using Colt mags. I've also used 1911s in some stress drills during training courses. It works for me. YMMV.
How hard is it to conceal a 5", I carry a colt lw commander owb and I swear there's about an inch sticking out past my shirt.
@@BLACKWOLF-1911 Depends on your build, how you carry it, and what you wear. I'm average height and a little overweight. I wear untucked shirts a little on the large side. I use a good IWB holster with a good gun belt. I can conceal my full-size 1911s effectively and comfortably. The grip prints a bit when I bend over, but I wear patterned shirts to help with concealment.
This is what works for me. You may have to experiment for yourself to find something that works for you. Maybe a lower-riding shirt, a higher-riding holster, trying IWB carry, etc.
@@katsujinkenju thanks, I'm like 6'2 230, I think because I wear my jeans a little lower now I should buy longer shirts. Thanks for taking the time to answer my question.
Very informative, thanks guys 5/5 👍
Our pleasure!
I used to run a shop, I told new customers that whatever there budget could handle go with that gun. Then train.
I Recommend Cobra (Tripp research) mags over Wilson. I know a lot of folks carry the Wilson torch but I’ve had problems with the floor plates come loose with a lot of their mags.
Interesting, I will have to check them out.
Trip research, cobra mag. Very good magazines. From Bastrop, Tx.
I carry a Para Expert Commander and with Kimber mags and I put around 200 rounds a month. It eats everything I feed it and it has never had an issue. My brother, a former cop, switched because I convinced him to start shooting more (PD only required 30rds a month in practice) and we did 500rds on a single day and he had 5 stovepipes with 3 GLOCK RECOMMENDED ammunitions. My Para had zero malfs. That's $600 1911!
The real question I'd like to hear is how small can you go for compact/subcompact and be effective? I could probably shoot better at 20+ yards with a full size, but I'm not lugging M9A3 around in case I need to headshot a guy with carbine across the parking lot. Me personally- .380 pockets are out. I like my 13 round 9MM sub for carry-ability and concealment, even though the full size lends to better grouping at longer range.
Noboby in a gunfight ever wanted a smaller gun with less ammo.
A 1911 in 9mm or .38 Super would be one of my top choices for states with anti-gun legislature (magazine restrictions, ammo restrictions, etc). The only other pistol I've seen fill that niche as well as the 1911 does is the Glock 48.
Now, on the topic of ammo, because 1911s are notoriously finicky with ammo... Wilson Combat loads the XTP which I really like in a variety of calibers, it cycles 1911s very well. I've also had great luck with Speer Gold Dot which super 1911 friendly ammo and the Hornady Zombie bullets due to their rounded shape feed better than Critical Duty does in a 1911.
Just wondering, if youre limited to 8-ish rounds anyway why would you chose 9mm over .45? When the capacity advantage of 9mm gets taken away, and all else is equal, Id personally rather have bigger bullets and bigger holes. Capacity sways me to a 15-20rd 9mm for EDC, but if I could have the same number of bullets but make them bigger Id do that.
But I generally shoot .45 as well as 9mm. If you shoot one better than the other then that makes perfect sense to chose it.
Please dont percieve this as a "muh stopping power, 45 rah rah" type of post! In general I dont believe there is much difference in terminal performance between well designed moderm JHP in common handgun calibers.
But still, if truly ceteris paribus, I would chose a bigger bullet.
I have 3 rock island 1911s I bought used they shoot great and these guns were hand fitted at the factory my 38 super is my carry
Mike said that is an edc9, but I think that’s a cqb. The edc9 and edcx9 have an external extractor. Am I making that up?
What's your opinion on cobra mags from tripp research?
I really like tripp research mags. Ease of servicing and better price than Wilson's.
Wilson mags are like 32 and Tripp mags are 37
If you have a Dan Wesson Vigil 1911 CCO 45 acp (Commander slide 4.25 inch barrel and Officers size frame) that I carry, you have a great carry pistol. Also, the DW magazines have been performing flawlessly. Don't believe the big gun marketing scheme, that you have to have a striker, double stack magazine, because John Wick does. Statistics show that you are well served with a single stack magazine, in the average gunfight. P.S. A single stack Kahr P9 is a good carry gun too.
When I as young I didn't have much extra cash. So I bought an Auto Ordinance 1911. It was around $200. I soon found it wasn't reliable so I began reading everything I could find on the 1911. I had plenty of time and not much money so anything cheap I could do, I did. I polished that thing until the internals were like a mirror. I got good recoil springs. Then I searched for mags. I could find the Chip McCormick Shooting Star mags ( now classic 8 round) for under $10 on sale. I got a pile, some blue,some stainless. Then over time I replaced all the internals. During this time I also got everything to reload. I could reload for under 4 cents a round if I watched for deals. Back then you could find really good prices at gun shows.And I shot it all I could. I had it running great. I bought one Wilson mag because of the hype. It worked except it would not lock the slide open when empty. The stars still work great. I carried it almost all the time. Over the years I've had other guns most were good. Now I've quit shooting it because my arthritis makes it hurt like a bastard. It looks like hell but if my life was on the line id pick it.And deal with the pain.
Im sorry that you don't shoot anymore. I understand what its like to have arthritis and hurt all the time. And I'm only 37. This comment although short, details something like a start of a story and I wish I could hear more. You could write sir. Take care. Appreciate seeing your comment even though kinda sad.
@@LibertyFromLead thank you for the concern. I still have a good life, just different than I expected. We take what we get. Keep shooting when you can ( these days it is can afford or find ammo). Or whatever else you can that you enjoy.
You are about the age I was when life took an abrupt turn. There are many like me. Some even have it much worse. When I see a child with health problems that makes me sad. So enjoy your health.
I own an HK P30...and while it is a very accurate and reliable pistol...I would pick that wilson edc 9 that Mike is holding anyday as a carry gun over the p30
If you can find aftermarket magazines which are 90% reliable it would be good to buy 3 or 4 of them as a training aid to create random malfunctions to clear instead of artificially having to create them. Just be sure to mark them in some way so they don't make it into your carry magazines.
you can simulate a "Malfunction" by loading spent/empty cases randomly in yer mags when training/practicing...
@@mithrandir1313 That’s actually not have bad idea.
@@jasontrewin123 taking that a step further you can use snap caps or dummy rounds for the Same thing. Works better if someone else loads the mag for you (more suprise that way) but if you just load one or two in randomly it helps you practice your "click no bang" drills
It is about the magazine. I found an old Wilson magazine at Clarks and it RUNS.
What range are you at? that place looks Bad Ass!
I EDC a Rock Island ultra fs 45 with Wilson combat D47's and I've put over 1400 rds Of 11 different types of ammo thru the gun without a single malfunction of any kind. Along the way I replaced all the factory springs with Wolff springs and done some very mild polishing here n there just for the hell of it. It didn't actually "need" either. Due to my experience with this setup I just smile and smh when I hear folks bash the 1911 OR Rock Island.
There's a saying " fight as you train, train as you fight"
More sweat in training, less blood in combat.
ASP Extra request: With POM or any good OC spray, what drugs would interfere with a perps nervous system in a way to render OC spray ineffective? I'm thinking specifically about the knife attacker on today's ASP episode (mental or high???). If I've got a violent individual behaving in a manner that makes me think he's so high he can't feel his face- what's the probability his nervous system is not going to care about OC spray. I notice a lot of times cops don't use OC spray on types like this and head for the taser instead. So when/why should I consider the limits of OC spray?
It’s not that he wouldn’t feel it, but if you truly have someone on meth or something like bath salts they’re so high on uppers they’ll be able to push through it.
This drives me nuts that we even talk about this anymore. We live in the golden age of firearm, there are reliable pistols ranging from $300 to $3000.Get whatever feels good to you prove the reliability to yourself and train like your life depends on it because it does.
What is interesting is that a 1911 is desirable to compete with because it has a great trigger and is so shootable. Hmmmm seems like that would be an advantage in a gunfight. I do not see reliability issues mine. Good ones work! Capacity is the biggest negative for me and the polymer double stacks are not miss machines. I can shoot them just as well with a little more focus. Nothing brings me more joy in a pistol though than a 1911. I love them.
Quality of ammo plays a huge roll in my experience. When I got my colt around 12 years ago, it ran fine but every once in a while it would stove pipe. I heard people say the usual things: 1911's are unreliable, they need better magazines, they need to be broken in, squeaky clean etc. Not saying that some of those statements dont hold water, but not my personal experience. Long story short after testing different ammo, I found that Winchester white box was the problem...it would fail at least 1 one round out of a box of 50 and I'm being generous...it was more. Stopped using that ammo some years back and have had zero failures since be it clean, a little dirty, stock mags and still not broken in as some would say.
I've shot thousands of 9mm rounds through my Dan Wesson ECO, (my every day carry) with hundreds of those being defensive ammunition; no failures. By the way, Mec-Gar magazines are every bit as good as Wilson Combat.
I've been running a DW ECO also for a while now and really like it. Plus it's nice to have a compact gun you can get hits on target out to 100 yds. with too.
My Mec Gar magazines have been equally reliable compared to my Wilson's, 9mm and.45. Never could rely on Chip .45 mags. Decent but never 100% with all loads.
Yeah but wouldn't you rather buy American? Com on man......lol
Love my Wilson Combat X9S
Out of my 28 handguns…26 are 1911/2011. They are extremely reliable, gorgeous looking, classy, accurate and so easy to shoot. Plus, not a fan of plastic guns. You do you tho!
LMAO 😂
I carry a Rock Island GI series Compact, 3.5 inch barrel. Wilson Combat and Sig Sauer mags run great.
Extremely reliable 1911. I shoot much better with the Ria than my Glock 23.
I carry a colt defender
I carry girscan mc1911sc in 9mm
3,000 rounds through my M&p with zero malfunctions. I think it’s good to go for carry 😁. If I were to carry a 1911 it would be a Wilson for sure.
I carry my H&K P30 SK Light LEM. 3250 rds without a malfunction. I use Federal 115gr HST.
Interesting I was just looking at an HK P30
@@jumboincredible You will not be disappointed with your purchase. I recommend trying Federal HST to carry and the Federal FMJ for practice. I have found they are very consistent and have the same point of impact.
@@useraccount85319 You may be right. I'll have to have another look at the old box....if I can locate it.
Wilson Combat magazine wont even fit other 1911 because of their fat baseplates. Which Wilson Combat magazine should i get for my Kimber ultra carry?
Chip McCormick 47d!
I carry the Bul Armory 45 ACP EDC. Selling all the Glocks for a 1911 compact like this in 45 ACP.
Are we sending our soldiers into combat with the same qualifiers you mentioned into combat ie. 1000 no failure?
Our military has an acceptable casualty rate. Mine is zero.
@@ASPextra yes but referring to firearms
Their mission is different and so their criteria is different.
Can't help but get the feeling that this video is a plug for Wilson Combat. I've run 1000s of rounds through my Kimber with factory mags and not one malfunction.
Buy a lottery ticket.
They’re mad because people actually experience good things with 1911’s and prove you don’t need a custom made glock, H&k with a red dot just to shoot accurately and reliably. It’s a Tacticool thing man, don’t you know??
nothing but a commercial takes away what little credit he had, professional talker, salesman right up there with lawyer
You can tell in the first 100-200 rounds whether or not your 1911 is reliable enough for SD purposes. For those of us who have to buy our own ammo (and are not so paranoid) the following procedure seems to work well: 100 rounds of ball through your NEW gun, if everything seems fine, clean and lube it then shoot another 50 to 75 rounds of practice to re-verify functionality. Clean and lube again, then, using your duty magazines, verify cycling with duty ammo as follows: load a round of practice ammo into the chamber insert a magazine with one round of duty ammo on top and one round of duty ammo on the bottom of the magazine (in between rounds are practice ammo). Run through the entire magazine. If you have a failure it will most likely occur, whilst cycling duty ammo, when the spring pressure is greatest and least. Do this a few times till you feel the love. After that, you're good to go. If you have problems, you either need to repeat this procedure as the gun breaks in or send it off to a competent gunsmith for reliability work.
Nah, I would do 500 rounds MINIMUM for a carry gun. Minimum.
@@ASPextra Good policy with plastic pistols, but with a 1911 you can tell pretty quickly how reliable the pistol is.
Magazines are the key..You can't go wrong with Wilson Combat..
Like Mike,I carry a 1911...But I carry a full size...and in 45 acp...The 1911s I carry is from Rock island armory and a Ranger 1911 from IDS.
Ruger SR1911 - 5" edc . It runs and it is accurate .
Heck yea man mines the SR1911 commander 4.25 in. It’s only malfunctioned once out of 100 rounds so far which isn’t really bad considering it’s brand new and hasn’t been broke in
Every 1911 fail I have seen had been tuned by a shadetree mechanic or had a bad magazine .
My edc is an sti 2011 staccato c2. Absolutely love it, wont carry any other gun!
That's the gun right there. I'll bet if I walked through your house, it might not be rich, but everything is just the right gear.
I carry J and K Frame revolvers and Springfield 1911s(Range Officer Compact, Ronin 4.25, 5" Loaded) and have ZERO issues with all of them. MecGar 1911 mags work well and are half the price of a Wilson Combat Mag.
How old are you by chance?
Chip McCormick Shooting Star mags are under $20 when on sale. I also have 1 MecGar,
My every day carry gun is my USPSA competition gun.
Does this mean my Kimber covert custom 1911 sucks?
Kimber magazine sucked for . I have TLE 1911, put wilson mag in it, no problems. Factory mag, feeding problems left and right.
I have 3 wilson combats they don't like the hot rounds.
Sounded like wilson combat 1911s are the only reliable 1911s out there but also could be because he is sponsored by them. But my kimber grand raptor 45 says hello. 1000s of rounds with 0 issues, Not a 1. But ill be like john. If i was allowed to carry. (Stupid NJ) IT WOULD BE H&K 9mm SC or my Glock 31 357 sig. Both are 100%
Look our biggest problem is the ammo shortage and ammo price. When the pri e of ammo is 20% up and difficult to obtain this discourages gun ownership and weakens protection of our 2A rights. I still do not like Glocks because once you shoot a 1911 with that great single action trigger it just isn't the same anymore. I shoot the 45 only because it is what I am familiar with and was able to get lots of it when I could not buy one 9mm round.
Capacity is always great, but I have always been able to .45ACP round when I cannot buy one 9mm round 7-9 is better than 0.
Wilson Combat?? ... .. I guess I'll stick with my M&P for now.
Tripp Cobramags are the best.
So according to both of your statements, if a new guy has his / her gun, it shouldn't be carried till the thousand mark? I find that to be a bit much. By the way, I am on my 28 thousand mark on my Kimber.
At least 500.
1911 is a good carry gun if you ask me :)
I carry a hk p7m8 in a iwb holster . Thousands of rounds , no malfunctions.
Solid flex.
That is why I always # 2
If I'm ever going to buy a Fudd Teen Eleven, it's going to be Wilson Combat, Ed Brown, Les Baer, Nighthawk, or, ideally, a Cabot One Off custom. Lol.
With a comment like that, you don't deserve a 1911 from anyone.
@@Chilly_Billy shut the fuck up Boomer. You're not the in business of telling me what I do and do not deserve.
@@Chilly_Billy Nah, let him have his opinion, bottom line, everyone has one. Only thing that matter glock/1911, is the platform is reliable, it works for you, and you can trust it. Whatever make/model you carry that all that matters. Someone opinion on it, matters 0 in long run. Owning a wc x9, i would put my life on it, 2500 rounds 0 issues, and it works for me. I won’t have bought a 1911 until my instructor let me try his and we pulled all the weapons from the rental counter. Would i recommend it for first time owner, not unless you get training, and rent before buying. Now even i can use a glock without too much fuzz, minus the take down seem.... annoying
The 1911, the pistol Bill Wilson and Massad Ayoob refer to as a "man's gun". I think that says it all.
You'll notice however that they didn't refer to it as a "real man's gun."
@@robwilson3749 You'll need to take it up with them...good luck...you're gonna need it in spades!
I’ve carried 4 pistols professionally over 25 years and I never shot any one of them a thousand rounds before carrying them. I shot my new sig 50 times with no malfunctions. I’m good with that. I carry an extra mag off duty and I think I have enough experience clearing stage 1 and 2 malfunctions to handle myself in combat. I agree a thousand rounds would be best, but durn, have y’all seen the price of ammo lately? I’m not sure y’all are living in my world.
Dance with the one you brought to the dance.
Yessir. 1911. The lord's caliber and firearm of choice.
I walked into an armed robbery of an Eckerds drugs, the manager recognized me and yelled out” hey officer , they are robbing me.!”The fine gentlemen that had just got released from
prison shot at me? I returned fire with my Colt Officers , and it jammed really bad, I threw it down got my model 60 off my leg. if not for luck i’d have been shot.I ordered a Wilson Combat ULC, and it is very reliable to this day .
Wait. You carry a 17+1 P30?! Why is MY P30 15+1?! They make 17rd P30 mags now? Awesome!
The P30 is my EDC too.
Yep the standard P30 mag is now 17 rounds. New follower and base plate.
What's the point of a 1911 in...9mm? :P
It sounds stupid but I carry one sometimes because it looks cool 😎
There is something to be said about revolvers ease of function. No magazine issues, no jams, just pull the trigger.
No jams? Uh....
@@ASPextra I love the content, been watching for years. What I mean is no FTFeed, anything like that, most revolver malfunctions are solved by another trigger pull. You should make a video of your favorite revolvers.
Most revolver malfunctions we see in class are only solved by tossing that gun for the rest of the gunfight.
I was kind of hoping when I spent 3K on a Wilson combat that I could just trust my life to it immediately that I didn’t have to put 1K rounds in it to comfortably carry it
I still vet every single gun.
@@ASPextra good point 👍
What are the chances im actually at your gunfight?? Fighting side to side with you john...my r.i.a fs a1 the rock series 45 acp and your hk...ready for business..lol
And here in Australia we are not even allowed to carry a Boomerang!
:(
If the Feral Kid in the Road Warrior can open carry a metal boomerang why shouldn't you? It saved his ASP! Hehehe
I reckon it's for our own safety ...
I’ve only heard of Wilson combats being overpriced jamfests.
Oh no. No no.
Carry and train with Glock 45. 5000 plus rds. Goes bang every time.
I have 4 guns atleast 1000+ rounds I carry. Glock and 1911. Stuck with those 2.
I own and carry a colt I own several they are all colt it's a compact 45 no issues it also was my duty gun but a commander style 45 so what ever dude
Colts are where it’s at
If your 1911 isn't chambered in 45 then you probably smell weird, too.