A new Valor is finally brought home
 

After missteps lasting a month by my local sheriff's office in getting me permits to buy a handgun, I finally was able to pick up my new black Valor yesterday. It is a flawlessly made and tight as my old Heritage, an absolute work of art. I cannot wait to go to the range.

I will post pics later. I just had to post something about it.

cool! can't wait to see it.:)

Congrats. Shoot straight.

Great weapon. Congratulations!
Shoot safe,
Jim

You won't regret it! Pictures, we need pictures!

Congrats. Fine looking pistols.

Congrats! Great pistol.

Pics!!!!

Boats

OK, pics finally.

http://i1143.photobucket.com/albums/...psa1628a8f.jpg

This is not a good picture, as it really does not show how well fitted the slide is to the frame

http://i1143.photobucket.com/albums/...pse1fce53d.jpg

This is a well made pistol, and I cannot wait to go to the range.

They are great guns. I like the black duty finish. I take my Vbob everywhere I go. Congratulations.

sweet

Congrats. I want one :)

Me too. Shot one once, great gun!

Beautiful! Congratulations!

I have to say, the more I look at the Valor, the more impressed I am with it. The quality of workmanship is exceptional, and I just had to break it down for a little cleaning and to look further at it. This was somewhat nerve racking, as I did not want to put an idiot scratch on it so soon after bringing it home. It was a bear to put back together, but no idiot scratch.

I don't know why, but I draw more comfort from carrying a 1911 that I do from carrying anything else, including a rifle. When we lived in Memphis I carried my Kimber Eclipse every day. I practiced with it a minimum of 200 rounds per week and sometimes as many as 500, for several months after I bought it. It racked up some serious mileage in short order and proved itself to be reliable and very, very, very accurate. I knew where it would hit at any given distance out to 50 yards and I felt confident that if the worst occurred, I was well armed. I loved that pistol from the moment I saw it in its plastic bag soaked in oil, but it has been co-opted by my son as an early graduation present. I have confidence that it will protect my son now. But giving it to him was how I justified the Valor.

I have to say that I had the same feeling about the Valor from the moment I saw it. I could not believe my incredible good fortune at seeing not one but two black Valors in the case. It was a rare occurrence that I was in the right place at the right time. I handled them both and then chose the tighter of the two. My Valor is everything that others have said a Valor should be, and unless something unexpected happens, this is the pistol I will carry from here on out.

I will let you know how it shoots as I break it in. I can't wait.

As an owner of a few Valors, I can promise you that you won't be disappointed! They are accurate and High Quality!
By The Way, They Breed and Multiply!:D

For some odd reasons guns are very promiscuous. I have seen the evidence myself, but my wife does not believe me that guns will get jiggy whenever they possibly can.

You gotta keep the females from the males.......just saying. Now you'll need a set of BBQ grips from one of the grip makers in our forum! And then a BBQ holster/belt to complete! Enjoy it! I love my valor