Springfield Armory TRP 1911 | Classy & Accurate!

Published on February 14, 2024
Duration: 39:27

This video reviews the Springfield Armory TRP 1911 lineup, focusing on the full-size and commander models. It highlights their accuracy, build quality, and the effectiveness of accessories like the QVO Tactical thumb cliff for recoil mitigation. The review includes range impressions, comparisons to older TRP models, and discussions on magazine compatibility and potential future product developments from Springfield Armory.

Quick Summary

The Springfield Armory TRP 1911 lineup offers excellent accuracy and build quality, featuring forged components, VZ Hydra grips for superior purchase, and good out-of-the-box triggers. Accessories like the QVO Tactical thumb cliff can further enhance recoil control, particularly with .45 ACP, by providing a leverage point for the support thumb.

Chapters

  1. 00:06.45 ACP Caliber Discussion
  2. 00:32Introduction to Springfield TRP
  3. 01:29First Shots: 5-inch TRP Operator
  4. 02:36First Shots: 4.25-inch Commander TRP
  5. 04:45Gil's First Rounds
  6. 05:55Landon's First Rounds
  7. 07:14Commander Length Performance
  8. 08:14Build Drills: Full Size vs. Commander
  9. 12:00Magazine Deep Dive: Chip McCormick & KCI
  10. 12:31Trigger & Grip Analysis
  11. 13:30Thumb Cliff Effectiveness
  12. 14:15Long Range Steel Challenge (60 & 90 Yards)
  13. 18:29Magazine Functionality Test
  14. 20:51Old School vs. New School TRP Comparison
  15. 23:50Thumb Cliff on Old School TRP
  16. 26:44Gil's .45 Caliber Impressions
  17. 27:37New TRP Lineup Specs & History
  18. 29:37Final Thoughts & Pros/Cons
  19. 33:52Pros of the TRP Lineup
  20. 34:12Cons & Desired Features
  21. 37:43Comparison to Other 1911s
  22. 38:30Thank You to Springfield Armory
  23. 39:01Call to Action & Final Remarks

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Springfield Armory TRP 1911 lineup?

The TRP lineup features forged frames and slides, hand-fitted components for a premium fit, ambidextrous safeties, skeletonized hammers and triggers, two-piece magwells, and front strap checkering with VZ Hydra grips for excellent purchase.

How does the QVO Tactical thumb cliff accessory affect recoil control?

The thumb cliff acts as a ledge for the support thumb, allowing the shooter to apply downward pressure and actively mitigate muzzle rise, making recoil feel more manageable, especially with calibers like .45 ACP.

What are the differences between older and newer Springfield TRP models?

Older TRP models often featured full-length dust covers and bull barrels, which contributed to a flatter shooting profile and reduced felt recoil compared to newer models that may lack these features.

What magazines are recommended for the Springfield TRP 1911?

Chip McCormick Power 10 and KCI single-stack magazines are recommended for the .45 ACP TRP 1911. The stock Mec-Gar magazines also function well, with the choice between flush-fit or extended base pads depending on preference.

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