u/NoPie2733

I’ve got a Browning 1911-380, 4.25”, and honestly it’s a beauty. Problem is the frame is that typical nasty plastic that flexes. Bought mine used and the dust cover was flexing every time I squeezed it 😷 eventually it cracked. Browning replaced it, took 4 months, and the new one still flexes in the same spot.

Obviously a Beretta is never going to be a steel 1911. But does the 80X have real potential, or am I just chasing a different set of problems ? Especially with this dead trigger issue I hear .
Also I prefer to keep 380 Acp because just in case I have to teach a pretty lady how to shoot so she’s not too scared of recoil .