Several folks mention the Norinco guns are not worth the money. Then others tell us there is nothing wrong with them, in fact the steel used in their construction is excellent and better than some of the steel used to build guns produced in the US and other countries. Who to believe ? I have two Norinco 45 1911 A1 pistols and have never had a problem with either. They shoot very close to point of aim at about 15 steps, their triggers are very light (approx. 3 pounds) with very little take up and they seem to digest any kind of bullet I feed them. I can't ask for any more than that for a plinking gun. Maybe my guns are better than most others I've read bad press about. I bought them about a year apart at different gun shows and paid $200 +/- for each new in the box. I still have the boxes . I wish they were still available. I check every gun show I attend but haven't seen one at any shows I've attended in the last 4 years .
Attached are a couple pics of one of the Norinco pistols . If anyone cares to comment on them (good or bad) I'm willing to listen and reply to any and all comments. Thanks Big Coulee
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