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  • Posted in thread: Colt quality? on 12/14/2008 at 8:09AM
    I would like to know why everyone talks down on Colts quality, but never say's one dam thing about
    Mimbers quality. Most problems encountered with Colt are cosmetic, yet all the trouble with Kimbers a...

  • Posted in thread: How Wide Do You Like Your Thumb Safety? on 12/14/2008 at 7:50AM
    I've tried Ed Browns and wilsons extended and even reshaped them, but for me I always go back to the
    factory Colt safety. They fit my thumb just right,and I don't have to worry about engaging the safe...

  • Posted in thread: unreliable kimber 1911 on 12/14/2008 at 7:41AM
    REALLY, The Wilson mag will stick out past the grip. I have a couple 1911's and I wouldn't trade e'm for
    any other gun. Some folks who have no basic mechanical knowledge and understand how a gun funct...

  • Posted in thread: unreliable kimber 1911 on 12/14/2008 at 7:33AM
    i did break it down and lube it up. i bought a wilson mag (47D) that the gun dealer recommended and it
    will not fit all the way into the gun. it sticks out of the handle about an 1/8".Just get out the...

  • Posted in thread: Colt 1991 Govt. Model??? Compensator??? on 09/21/2008 at 7:40AM
    A 45ACP isn't a high pressure round which would benefit much from a compensator. The best way to control
    the recoil in a 1911, is to intall a flat bottom firingpin stop from EGW (Evolutionary Gun Woks...

  • Posted in thread: 1911 on 06/24/2008 at 6:51AM
    I,ve shot a couple kimbers and springers and there's nothing wrong with them, but I own two colts and for
    some reason I just can't seem to put them down. The look,feel ,and history just does something...

  • Posted in thread: Jiggly Trigger Question on 07/07/2007 at 12:35PM
    My opinion would be to install an after market trigger to resolve the problem.I prefer Wilson Combat or
    Chip Mccormick because they have overtravel adjustment screws and they also have trigger take-up...

  • Posted in thread: Best Caliber for Target Shooting? on 05/21/2007 at 12:30PM
    the best caliber to target shoot with ,is the caliber at your bed side.If you practice with a 22, but
    carry a 45,your in trouble when it counts.

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