gill77
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- Aug 3, 2006
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I understand bang for the buck, apply that principle often, but not when buying a 1911. They are one of the most magnificent tools a man can own, but they are not for everyone.
Firearms are a different type of purchase. They often increase in value and can last multiple generations.
A Kimber Custom can be found on Slickguns within your price range. Consider finding a good gunsmith for a throat and trigger job. If you want decide to compete at some time, you will be good to go. It is a blast.
If you want to learn how to shoot, you will be going through thousands of rounds. The required cleanings will probably get you to where you could field strip and reassemble your 1911 blindfolded.
Firearms are a different type of purchase. They often increase in value and can last multiple generations.
A Kimber Custom can be found on Slickguns within your price range. Consider finding a good gunsmith for a throat and trigger job. If you want decide to compete at some time, you will be good to go. It is a blast.
If you want to learn how to shoot, you will be going through thousands of rounds. The required cleanings will probably get you to where you could field strip and reassemble your 1911 blindfolded.