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Putting the feelers out. Has anyone had any experience with one of these. I've had a few full rails, wondering how this one might stack up??
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And is Immortal.
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Just get it! If you don't like it, I'll take it!
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Looks like the Warren Tactical 9mm...
I'd rather have the Warren."But far more numerous was the herd of such, Who think too little and who talk too much." -John DrydenComment
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What we have done for ourselves alone dies with us
What we have done for the others and the world remains
And is Immortal.
Do not go gentle into that good night.*
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Thanks for the link. I've read a couple reviews with similar issues I'm hoping that this being a later one maybe the kinks were worked out. Either way my experience with SA customer service has been second to none so I'm not too worried.Originally posted by HopetonBrownWhat we have done for ourselves alone dies with us
What we have done for the others and the world remains
And is Immortal.
Do not go gentle into that good night.*
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You would rather the Warren Tactical for $500 more. Why is the Warren Tactical better? I thought about it but could bring myself to take the plunge. The trigger is just ok. Obviously that can be fixed. It come back to the overall reliability of a 1911 and the fact that it wasn't originally designed to shoot 9mm. Why not just buy a good pistol like a CZ where you can get twice the capacity.Last edited by Canadadry; 06-14-2016, 8:15 PM.Comment
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Well, I'm seeing the Lipsey's at ~$1,740 and the Warren is $1,995.
Regardless if it's $260 or $500 I would pay the extra for a true SACS built gun vs. a standard production line 1911. Other featres I prefer on the Warren make the $ a small issue for me: Warren Sights, Hand Checkering, Longer Rail, Slide top serrations, carry bevel, custom and fitted S&A magwell, etc. etc.
Both are available in 45acp now as well so the "1911s shouldn't come in 9mm" arguments can just be filed away...I have 1911s in lots of calibers so not an issue for me.Last edited by keenkeen; 06-15-2016, 10:49 AM."But far more numerous was the herd of such, Who think too little and who talk too much." -John DrydenComment
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If you can get it for about $1500 I would say do it. SACS can tune your 1911 anyway you want to so I don't see reliability being an issue. I have about 8,000 rounds through my Warren Tactical Operator and the only issues I have are related to my under powered loads and hard primers.Comment
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What we have done for the others and the world remains
And is Immortal.
Do not go gentle into that good night.*
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I've seen them at Scheel's in Utah for $1500. I considered it but why buy something with limited capacity. There are other guns you can buy with much higher capacity that are more reliable.Comment
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