Again, the factory has so issues and I can not fault it. That is the S&A stainless steel checked main spring housing. The Next change on the gun that I make on almost all of my 1911s is a part that I have had a long standing love affair with. I replaced the Wilson part with my personal preferred safety. Colt used to provide the STI on its XSE and upgraded guns until recently switching to what I believe is the Wilson Combat safety. While I like the safety that comes from the factory and think its a fine part, I much prefer the feel and size and shape of the STI extended safety be it single or ambi. it has a competition trigger and a beaver tail grip safety and is de-horned for carry comfort in addition to other upgrades.īefore I get into a deeper look at the piece, I should add right away that I did change a couple of things as I am want to do. It has an extended safety, the under side of the trigger guard is cut for a higher grip. It has all the refinements I want in a M1911 that I plan to use for more than setting in the safe. The new Delta is everything I personally wanted for a long time. In May of this year, all of us who wanted a Delta Elite in a more modern combat carry package without having to send the stock model off to a gunsmith, got what we had been waiting for.įirst Look At Colt’s New Delta Elite 10mm While it was a great gun and true to its original issue, it was a bit bare stock for now a days. It did go away for a while but as recently as a few years ago was brought back by colt in its original retro form and sold pretty well. While never a huge best seller it has come and gone over the years since the first models hit shelves.
It was Colt and the Delta Elite that came in at the last minute and saved the 10mm round from death. The Colt Delta Elite M1911 has been around since the 1980s.
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