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I have a stainless loaded model Springfield 1911 on hold at my local gun store and will be picking it up on Friday. I have been researching on line this model and also the parkerized version. I am concerned with some of the negative comments I have read about stainless steel not being as hard as the carbon steel used in the parkerized model. I called Springfield and talked to them about it and they told me that they have no problems with the stainless models and that they are very durable. They also told me that the hardness of the parkerized model is 4140 and the stainless model is 416. Just thought I would ask if anyone else has heard this about stainless handguns. Also does anyone know what the hardness numbers mean? Thanks for any help.
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