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If you care that much, you should have a complete spare gun. I don't even bother to take my gunsmithing box with parts, I will either borrow a gun or DNF if my gun breaks. I have loaned my gun to other shooters and I assume someone would do the same for me.

Deleted. Responding on this thread is pointless. Keep genuflecting to your prejudices and biases. The forum should be disgraced at some of the vitriol spewed.

https://www.brownells.com/gun-parts/handgun-parts/handgun-grips-parts/1911-auto-oversized-stock-bushings--tap/?sku=080570000 Order the above to fix it yourself, or have a gunsmith do it. I've had it done on a Colt years ago, and it's still going strong.

Magazine is short, and only holds four rounds. Lots of WB stages shoot 6 shotgun targets. I would feel at a disadvantage shooting that rather than a full length magazine, which can hold 6 rounds of 2 3/4" shells (sometimes with a little work and a couple of parts). So - legal? Yes. The wise choice? No Generally there are a lot of regular Model 12s around. Because of that, I'd go the conventional route and get a standard M12. good luck, GJ

Because I only shoot WB as a side match I don't bring anything extra except ammo.

New flyer.

I just have backups with me for everything. And if it's a match a ways away that I am camping at...I have a lot of parts for the wild bunch rifles and for cowboy guns

I use Clays, 3.35 got me 159 power factor, bump that a tenth if you must.

My only 1911 currently. Colt 1918 reproduction. Factory stock, shoots WB and gets carried.

This is mine that I use for USPSA.

February 13-14, 2027 10 Stages Cowtown Range 10402 W Carefree Hwy Peoria AZ. WB 2027 AZ State Championship Application -No Highlight 092226.pdf

Try a flat mainspring housing instead of an arched one. This lowered my grip just a little and took out most of the bite.