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When I found a loaded gun in a rental car I knew the last thing to do was take it back where I got it from. I called the La Vergne PD (where I live) and asked them if they wanted it.  They said "sure" so I unloaded, disassembled it and put it in a zip lock bag.  Two cops told me they would have kept it.      

I have a Tisas Classic 1911 A-1 that has turned out to be pretty reliable handgun. But it doesn't have a rail for a light (and can't be my nightstand gun without one) so I thought about selling it and buying a model with all the bells and whistles. Instead, I found these grips with a build in rail for about $50.00. They fit great and saved me quite a bit of money. My light fits perfectly and I like the squared off front trigger guard. I'm one of those guys with small hands who likes to put his index finger on the trigger guard to help control recoil. Replacing the A-1 grip safety with a beavertail is next.