To: demlosers
The upgrade sounds good. Are they going to make it available to ordinary citizens?
If not, does anyone have a recommendation on currently available versions of this weapon?
3 posted on
08/06/2002 11:59:32 AM PDT by
Sam Cree
To: Sam Cree
There are a myriad of M1911 clones for any price range depending on what features you want.
To: Sam Cree
The upgrade sounds good. Are they going to make it available to ordinary citizens? I wish I knew. You probably can get a nice accuratized .45 somewhere.
5 posted on
08/06/2002 12:08:16 PM PDT by
demlosers
To: Sam Cree; demlosers
This is basically just a 1911 with upgraded parts. Anything sold by Kimber will already have that sort of upgrade built in. Performance 1911 parts are a pretty big market, actually.
To: Sam Cree
The upgrade sounds good. Are they going to make it available to ordinary citizens? If not, does anyone have a recommendation on currently available versions of this weapon?
JLD Enterprises is now making former Argentine police and military handguns available, including both original Colt-manufactured *Modelo 27* Argentine .45 automatics identical to the US M1911, later Argentine-manufactured M27 pistols made in Argentina on Colt-installed machinery, with which all US Colt parts interchange, and finally, the HAFDASA *improved* design .45 automatic also used by some Argentine forces. The prices run anywhere from 270$-300$ for the Argie .45 M27s, to 395$-450$ for the US-built guns.
Various accessories and spare parts are also available.
These are really handsome specimens of Browning's design, with machine-cut checkering and machinework typical of the 1930s, beautifully executed and finely finished. You won't find cast or plastic parts on these guns, aside from possible plastic replacement handgrips.
25 posted on
08/06/2002 1:06:15 PM PDT by
archy
To: Sam Cree
Everything you wanted to know about handguns from some of the best smiths in the USA
http://www.pistolsmith.com/index.php
I almost hate to share it as I hate to see it get all jammed up...but if you want a custom 1911
or a semi or the best stock version and want to get advice...this here is da place imo....
To: Sam Cree
The upgrade sounds good. Are they going to make it available to ordinary citizens? If not, does anyone have a recommendation on currently available versions of this weapon? colt 45 gold cup.... real accurate right out of da box. I like the para-ordanance 14-45 myself but that's just IMHO.
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