American Tactical FX9 G.I. 9mm Black 1911-Style Pistol

A: If it is still in warranty send it back to ATI here is the number for them 800-290-0065, also came across this info but from the the looks of it you already tried most of the things they were talking about https://forums.1911forum.com/showthread.php?t=356239

A: Getting a 9mm 1911 Commander size with a bushing and non-ramped barrel can be problematic. Most run well in the cartridge they were designed for which is 45 ACP. I'd check the bolt face to see if the head of the cartridge can easily slide up it. Sometimes there is a burr around the firing pin hole that needs to be removed. Does it run with less than 9 cartridges in the magazines? The cartridges tend to nose down once you get more than 8 of them stacked. Do you have the old Wilson magazines (plastic followers) or the new ones with the steel followers? The ones with the steel followers run in everything I have but the plastic followers were a problem.

A: Break in period may be ongoing. Ball ammo would function and power through small burrs. Recoil spring may be the problem if its not cycling properly. If mags aren't seating well, this can be very telling. Is the pistol well oiled (not over oiled or dry). I assume you may know also this since you polished your slide and its a nice pistol. I'm guessing you're no rookie. Extractor tension may need tweaked too.

A: Sorry to hear about your issue. I've spoken with ATI a few times and all of them, they've been very, very helpful. Exceedingly helpful actually. I would call them at 800-290-0065 to get your gun fixed,

A: any standard full sized 1911 9mm mag will work the mec-gars are a great magazine at a good price https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/cPath/26_27/products_id/711009562/Magazine+for+1911+9mm+9+Round+Blue

A: Nick, you can use these as spare magazines(They have the same base plate as the original): https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/95635/MAG+DE191199+1911+MAG+9MM+9RD+G%2FC

A: Standard full sized 1911 9mm magazines will work. Try these links. budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/cPath/26_27/products_id/711009562/Magazine+for+1911+9mm+9+Round+Blue or budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/95635/MAG+DE191199+1911+MAG+9MM+9RD+G%2FC

A: metal form also makes great 1911 mags

A: Yes Richard, it has the grip safety and a manual thumb safety. (Complete Specifications and Features): - 1911 Commander - 9mm Luger - Single action only - Semi automatic - 4140 Steel 4.25" barrel - 9 round capacity - Fixed sights - 4140 Steel frame 4140 Steel slide - Classic Commander ring hammer - Enhanced beavertail grip safety - Manual Safety "non ambidextrous" - Aluminum solid trigger - Mahogany textured pattern grips - Matte blued finish.

A: William, Takedown is just like a standard GI series 70 1911.

A: standard 1911 field strip procedure

A: William, "Standard" 1911 Government Take Down. Familiar territory.

A: yes they can be replaced but they are not easily replaced the front is a staked on post this article (talking about RIA) is a good guide on what will need to be done http://www.thesixgunjournal.net/staking-a-1911-front-sight/

A: Christopher, the sights are replaceable but will take a qualified gun smith Sir. This pistol has the traditional staked on front and GI dovetail rear so you would have to have both ends milled to put on more contemporary dot sights.