Theres plethora of different custom parts for the 1911-style pistols to fit just about everyones taste.
It hasforgedparts for strength as well as ton of custom-grade features.
As a result, I was very happy with the pistol as it was.
Yamil had Harrison Custom install their long “Tri-Cav” trigger in the Ronin 1911 pistol.
I sent my Ronin to uber gunsmith John Harrison in Kennesaw, Georgia.
So, clearly, I could take a very light touch to it with this process.
Because they needed to be?
Harrison Custom installed their Extreme Service Front Sight and installed a gold bead in their front sight assembly.
Im frankly just a customization junkie.
John also fit a Smith & Alexander stainless, flat, uncheckered magwell.
I replaced the wood grips with Mil-Tac G10 Diamond Grips.
The Harrison Custom Extreme Service Thumb Safety was added to the Ronin.
[Be sure to check out our articleHow to Replace 1911 Gripsfor more information.]
Another change I made was the grip screws and grip screw bushings.
I decided to use Wilson Combat Factory Plus stainless-steel, standard-size grip bushings and stainless-steel standard slotted grip screws.
Harrison Custom installed their Extreme Service Rear Sight on the Ronin 1911.
Hex or Torx are a totally different story.
The Ronin started as a superb out of the box 1911 pistol.
After John got through with it, it became even more of a work of art.
Harrison Custom added their Extreme Service Extended Magazine Catch.
Another upgrade was the addition of a Smith & Alexander magwell.
Yamil added a set of excellent Mil-Tac G10 “Diamond Grips” to the Ronin pistol.
The Ronin 1911 pistol is a well-appointed, ruggedly built 1911 at an amazing price. Should you use some of that money you save to add some custom upgrades?
