Springfield CHAMP TNS 45SS Package

5 Reviews. Average Rating: [2.8 of 5 Stars!]

5 stars:		40% (2 of 5)
4 stars:		0% (0 of 5)
3 stars:		0% (0 of 5)
2 stars:		20% (1 of 5)
1 star:		40% (2 of 5)

Reviewed By: adam t on 07/27/2012 Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]
This is an absolutely beautiful firearm. The fit and finish is top notch with none of the issues the other reviewers stated they had. It functions superbly and I would not hesitate to purchase another one just like it!!

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Reviewed By: Stephen E on 08/25/2011 Rating: [1 of 5 Stars!]
Purchased in July 2011. I don't usually write a review, only when something is significantly askew do I look to pass it on, in regards to Bud's they were just fine, timely, available, and flexible....The Springfield Armory pistol on the other hand was something else! Fit & finish were poor(mostly fit), trigger pull(measured by a Timney)came in at just under ten(10)pounds! I mean who needs the three other safeties when you're pistols trigger requires ten pounds of force to complete it's pull! Contacted Springfield Armory 30-minutes after picking up my pistol at my ffl's store, immediate issue of call tag by SA...BTW, Springfield claims that this pistol(as part of it's pkg)has been precision fit, if that's so, Hi-Point is a high end target piece.....

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Reviewed By: Wayne E on 12/17/2009 Rating: [1 of 5 Stars!]
Seems like the quality of Springfields' 1911's has changed since a year go. Wish my experience was like that of the first post but unfortunately it was more like that of the second one. Waited a year for availability and after taking it out of the box I wondered why I had wasted the time. The finish was fine but the fit was not what I had expected for a $928 dollar gun. The trigger felt cheap and scratchy, the hammer was extremely hard to cock back, the slide action was rough and gritty feeling. After the slide was pulled back and released forward it would repeatedly get jammed up against the end of the recoil spring guide rod. This would cause it to not return to battery and not be in position to fire. This caused the muzzle end of the slide to get all scratched up. The rear site dots were stamped or inserted unevenly and the front site was all scratched up as well. Traded it for a Kimber wihout even having fired a shot. Too bad the quality of Springfields' 1911's is not the same as their XD line of pistos.

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