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I would just like to state that I am not in the "it must be a forged frame to handle 10mm" camp.
There seems to be a lot of 10mm shooters around here and many of them have 10mm 1911s. Most of them Kimbers and some Delta owners. Most of the time when I ask them why they chose the Kimber over the Dan Wesson they tell me the Kimber has a forged frame and the Dan Wesson has a cast frame. They then go on to tell me that they wanted the "longer lasting" forged frame of the Kimber.
The only 10mm 1911 frames that I am aware of having a breakage issues were early FORGED Colt Delta Elite frames.
So, I am wondering how are the Dan Wesson RZ-10 or PM7 10mm frames holding up. Are there any with extrremely high round counts still in fantastic shape? Any know breaking points in these cast frames? Are they holding up to the mighty 10mm?
There seems to be a lot of 10mm shooters around here and many of them have 10mm 1911s. Most of them Kimbers and some Delta owners. Most of the time when I ask them why they chose the Kimber over the Dan Wesson they tell me the Kimber has a forged frame and the Dan Wesson has a cast frame. They then go on to tell me that they wanted the "longer lasting" forged frame of the Kimber.
The only 10mm 1911 frames that I am aware of having a breakage issues were early FORGED Colt Delta Elite frames.
So, I am wondering how are the Dan Wesson RZ-10 or PM7 10mm frames holding up. Are there any with extrremely high round counts still in fantastic shape? Any know breaking points in these cast frames? Are they holding up to the mighty 10mm?