Review of the GForce Exodus and Chronicle 1911

GForce Arms located in Reno, Nevada, imports twenty-seven (27) models of shotguns, six (6) handguns and three (3) rifles, all made in Turkey. A couple of the handguns are of particular interest here. After being introduced to the product line, I selected these two pistols for a Texas LTC Online Class Completion CertificateTexas LTC Online Class Completion Certificate review. Both are 9mm. One is a mid-size handgun, the other a 1911.

The GForce RPX9C (bottom) is  essentially a Glock 19 Clone with some enhancements

Exodus RPX9

The GForce Arms Exodus RPX9 pistol is essentially a Glock 19 clone. Although it is functionally the same as the Glock and is compatible with any add-ons or accessories for the Glock 19, the Exodus has some design features that set it apart. Yet is sells for $300. The RPX9 is chambered for 9mm. It comes with two 15-round (or 10-round) magazines. Empty weight is 1.33 lbs. Length of the RPX9 is 7.3 inches, height is 5.25 inches and the width is 1.5 inches—Glock 19 size almost exactly.

The GForce RPX9C ships in a plastic shipping case with two magazines and a set of cleaning brushes

The RPX9 consists of an ergonomic polymer frame utilizing one of six color schemes topped with a 4140 steel slide. The slide on this one is finished in Bronze Tactical. Other colors are USA Flag, Tactical Gray, FDE, Bronze and Blue. The Exodus has both front and rear cocking serrations. The top of the slide is open. The slide is cut for a SHIELD RMSC. The slide lock is similar in size to the one on the Glock but with a bump that makes it easy to access.

Equipped with Glock Fiber Optic sights, the RPX9 facilitates rapid target acquisition and enhanced accuracy in various lighting conditions. Its compatibility with both GEN 3 & 4 Glock 19 parts and magazines offers versatility and convenience, allowing users to personalize their firearm to suit their preferences. For safety, the RPX9 incorporates multiple layers of protection including a loaded chamber indicator, trigger safety and firing pin safety.

The GForce RPXC disassembles for cleaning the same as a Glock 19

This is a gun that requires some break-in. The trigger on my example was a little rough and initially measured a bit over 8 lbs. I subjected the gun to 115 grain, 124 grain and 147 grain practice ammo plus three or four different types of defensive ammo and experienced no ammo failures of any kind. The sights are larger than the sights on my Glock, and they made it easy to put solid groups on target.

The RPXC was reliable with all the ammo I ran through it, and accurate

My overall impression of the Exodus is that it makes a fine carry gun that will get better and smoother with use. It’s well made and reliability should not be an issue. Also, its design and appearance make it a gun you can be proud to own.                                                                    

Chronicle 1911

Introducing the perfect addition to any modern, economical lineup: the 9mm 1911. This pistol’s single-action trigger offers a crisp, clean pull enhancing both your shooting accuracy and confidence. The adjustable Novak rear sight ensures precise aiming making target practice both satisfying and effective. Whether you’re a seasoned enthusiast or new to shooting, the CHRONICLE 1911’s blend of classic aesthetics and modern functionality turns your time at the range into a celebration of skill and precision.

The Chronicle 1911 digested all the ammo fed to it with no malfunctions whatsoever

At the core of the CHRONICLE 1911 are its meticulously forged barrel, frame and slide, crafted from 4140 steel and high-grade aluminum. The advanced button rifling of the barrel guarantees superior accuracy while the robust frame and slide provide durability and resilience under any conditions. Weighing in at 2.2 pounds, this handgun strikes the perfect balance between sturdiness and manageable weight making it ideal for both personal defense and target shooting.

With an overall length of 7.9 inches, a width of 1.3 inches, and a height of 5.5 inches, the CHRONICLE 1911 is engineered for optimal ergonomics. It offers versatile chambering options with a capacity of 9+1 rounds of 9x19mm providing the firepower you need in any situation. The single-action trigger, with a pull weight of 4.5 lbs (+/- 0.5 lbs), ensures a consistent, crisp pull for reliable performance shot after shot.

Safety and control are paramount which is why the CHRONICLE 1911 includes a grip safety and ambidextrous thumb safety. The Turkish walnut grips add both comfort and style to your firearm. Additionally, the rear Novak sight with adjustable height ensures precision aiming making this firearm a reliable companion for any shooter.

The Chronicle 1911 digested all the ammo fed to it with no malfunctions whatsoever

Range time with the CHRONICLE 1911 was delightful. It’s one of the smoothest shooting firearms I have experienced, and it shoots right on the money. MSRP on this one is $407.

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