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![]() I enjoyed meeting you, along with several other fine folks that hang their hats here, in Volusia last November. As far as getting a "budget" 1911 to start with; I recommend against that, and suggest getting a Colt (best bang for the buck in their price range). As long as you're swapping out/fitting parts (Rule #1 of working on 1911's; always "work" on the cheapest part); you won't damage the pistol itself beyond resurrection. Otherwise, regardless of how much you spend on quality parts; it'll always just be a cheap pistol. Start with a good quality one to begin with. I'd be pleased to have you look over my small collection of 1911's, and loan you one to shoot until you decide what you'd like to purchase. I have them in three, 3 1/2, four, 4 1/4, and five inch sizes; either lightweight, or all steel. (Can't loan you a guitar though; I have less of them than I do 1911's. ![]() Happy New Year to you and yours!
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"Sights are for the unenlightened” Last edited by Rick McC.; 12-31-2014 at 10:12 PM. |
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