I Carry: Springfield Armory Ronin AOS 1911 Pistol in an ANR Design Holster

Published on January 10, 2025
Duration: 4:51

This video reviews the Springfield Armory Ronin AOS 1911 pistol in 9mm, highlighting its integration of the Agency Arms Optics Mounting System (AOS) for red dot sights. It also features an ANR Design appendix carry holster and a Three Six Optics MPD3 red dot sight, discussing the pros and cons of 1911s in 9mm, single-stack capacity, and the benefits of red dot optics for concealed carry.

Quick Summary

The Springfield Armory Ronin AOS 1911 pistol in 9mm offers modern optics integration via the AOS mounting system, supporting RMR, RMFC, and DeltaPoint Pro footprints. It features an aluminum frame, a 4.25-inch barrel, and a 9-round capacity, making it a capable option for concealed carry when paired with an ANR Design appendix holster and a red dot sight like the Three Six Optics MPD3.

Chapters

  1. 00:07Introduction to I Carry
  2. 00:13Springfield Armory Ronin AOS 1911 Overview
  3. 00:22Debates: Iron vs Red Dot, 9mm vs .45 ACP, Single vs Double Stack
  4. 00:53Ronin Line Configurations
  5. 01:20Ronin AOS Commander Size Specs
  6. 01:51AOS Optics Mounting System Details
  7. 02:24Shootability of 9mm 1911 with Red Dot
  8. 02:50ANR Design Appendix Holster
  9. 03:40Three Six Optics MPD3 Red Dot Sight
  10. 04:36Conclusion and Further Information

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Springfield Armory Ronin AOS 1911 pistol?

The Ronin AOS 1911 is available in Commander (4.25") and Government (5") lengths, chambered in 9mm or .45 ACP. It features the Agency Arms Optics Mounting System (AOS) for red dot sights, an aluminum frame for reduced weight, and comes with a 9-round magazine (10-round options available).

What type of holster is recommended for carrying the Springfield Ronin AOS 1911?

The video recommends the ANR Design Quick Ship Appendix with Claw holster. This Kydex holster is CNC cut for a precise fit, designed for appendix carry, and includes a concealment claw to help tuck the firearm closer to the body, minimizing printing.

What are the benefits of the AOS Optics Mounting System on the Ronin 1911?

The AOS system allows for the easy addition of modern electronic sights to the slim 1911 slide. It supports multiple optic footprints like RMR, RMFC, and DeltaPoint Pro, and includes a rear sight integrated into the optic plate for co-witnessing with the front fiber optic sight.

Tell me about the Three Six Optics MPD3 red dot sight featured.

The MPD3 is a handgun-specific red dot sight with an RMSc footprint. It offers 3 MOA dot, 30 MOA circle, or circle dot reticle options, a side-loading battery tray for a CR1632, and an estimated 50,000-hour battery life. It also features 10 brightness levels and motion-sensing technology.

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