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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.

You fill out a piece of paper, send a copy to the ATF and to your chief LEO wherever you live, and the ATF sends you a piece of paper that lets you buy old guns through the mail anytime you want. It also will get you a discount at a bunch of gun related places. It's pretty much a no-brainer, every one of us should have one.

This is just a suggestion, but get your C&R and buy one on gunbroker. Model 12s are available there all the time and you can get one in any condition you want. With a C&R you will not have to pay for a transfer and the C&R will basically pay for itself with that one purchase. Model 12s are basically all C&R because they haven't been made for over 50 years.

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

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