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Dan Wesson's 1911 10mm Razorback, #67 of 150 (And Tripp Research's new CobraMags) What an awesome pistol! I have harvested several heads of big game with this pistol plus used it in competition. I really like the 180 grain Pro-Loads, and several handloads are tackdrivers! |
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RZ with CobraMag RZ #67 with a 10 round CobraMag in 10mm. At a retail of 44 dollars each, a bit pricey! |
| 1911 Magazines L to R: Factory Dan Wesson RZ 8 round 10mm, CobraMag 10 round 10mm,, McCormick 10 round PowerMag .45 ACP, CobraMag 8 round .45 ACP, Wilson Combat 8 round .45 ACP, McCormick Shooting Star 8 round .45 ACP. |
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Two CobraMags A 10 round 10mmm and a 8 round .45 ACP. We tested the CobraMags out on some 1911s that had malfunctionitis. Failure to feed the first round, last round jams, failures to feed with JHPs, etc. were the norm for some of the 1911s we tested the Cobras out on. |
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Feedlips and Followers L to R: Wilson .45 ACP, CobraMag .45 ACP, CobraMag 10mm, Dan Wesson 10mm. The CobraMags allow the top round to sit higher in the magazine aiding in feeding reliability. |
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Front View T to B: Wilson 8 round 45 ACP, CobraMag 8 round .45 ACP, CobraMag 10 round 10mm, Dan Wesson 8 round 10mm. They are nicely finished as well with metal/plastic composite followers. |
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CobraMag inserted in the RZ Looks okay, functions GREAT! These magazines are capable of making an otherwise malfunctioning gun run like a champ. They did with the 6 guns we tried. |
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