 The problem is you get a Bill Wilson, a Les Baer, one of those, and they're tight. They don't rattle at all. But you get any amount of gunk in there, and they will not be reliable. Which, look, in a competition setting, maybe that's not a big deal. But in a life-or-death situation, in a war zone, I'll take the rattling 1911 over a tight one every time. Now, do I want it to shoot accurately? Yeah.