I've worked at a gun shop for a few years now, we all shoot Springfield, I'm on my 6th springer, we see a lot of used limbers come in and every single one is always rusted. MC operator hands down
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You would think Kimber would just start using stainless steel to make their barrels... seems like common sense.Comment
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From my limited experience with both brands, I have found the Springfield to be more accurate. I have not had any reliability issues with either one, and my Kimber has the dreaded external extractor. (Funny how Sig uses an external extractor on their 1911 and I don't hear the P&Ming about it.) I did have a rust spot develop on my Kimber.
Anyway - I would go with the Springer due to my experience and their excellent customer service.Comment
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And when I visit the site to see if they are in stock, they are out of stock ahhhhh!!!
Great price too for $1099, everywhere else they have them for 1128-1299 .....blah
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Flip a coin, it's not night and day. I have a Kimber, it's my favorite 1911 amongst some pretty good company, but it is a Series 70's and over 20 years old.
Which finish do you prefer? I'd most likely go that route.
Triple
PS. Personally if I had $1,000 I'd get a 1911 RIA and something else like a shotty, glock, 22 rifle/pistol plinker or what else you don't have but should be in every home. Take a look at my 1911 review linked in my signature if you have the time.Last edited by TripleThreat; 10-16-2015, 4:55 PM.Comment
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If I had to choose between the two I would take the Springfield MC Operator. But if it was my money I would save a little more and get a Springfield TRP or TRP Operator if you need the rail.Last edited by SoCalJ_818; 10-18-2015, 4:15 AM._______________________________________________
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