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  • #46
    static2126
    Calguns Addict
    • Mar 2013
    • 5619

    Originally posted by Litespeeds
    You should have bought a Glock and saved yourself $500-$600.

    Or bought a used Springfield at a discounted price so you wouldn't feel as bad finding a small imperfection.


    Haha. If he brought a Glock he would be complaining about the pig nose...

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    • #47
      hotrail
      Member
      • May 2014
      • 373

      Originally posted by mike.h
      If this is your first model 1911, find out how to avoid 'the idiot scratch'.
      Ha! That's what I was gonna say -- just wait til you put the "idiot scratch" on it and you'll forget all about that tiny nick on the front.

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      • #48
        hotrail
        Member
        • May 2014
        • 373

        Originally posted by cindynles
        My Springfields seem to work pretty well. At least good enough to bring home some bling vs some full custom 1911's costing 4 times as much (2nd place was shooting an Atlas Gunworks Titan). Maybe I just got lucky with all 4 of my Springfield 1911s....
        Nice shooting.
        What grips are those?

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        • #49
          Triple765
          Senior Member
          • Feb 2018
          • 691

          Originally posted by hotrail
          Nice shooting.
          What grips are those?
          Those look like VZ grips. Maybe 'Operator II'?

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          • #50
            cindynles
            Veteran Member
            • Dec 2008
            • 2806

            Originally posted by hotrail
            Nice shooting.
            What grips are those?
            VZ Operator II in brown.
            "Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote." B.Franklin,1759

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            • #51
            • #52
              God Bless America
              Calguns Addict
              • May 2014
              • 5165

              Originally posted by 559BearDown
              I've felt similar each time I've been held up. Identify the make & model of the firearm whilst giving an ocular pat down to the perp. Karate kick until unconscious. Go home to family.
              Keep training, and you might earn your Visible Abs belt.

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              • #53
                ak4seven
                Member
                • Jun 2018
                • 271

                I’m on the boat of “these are tools” and not worry about marks/nicks.. just clean, lube, shoot, repeat. But damn... killing someone who is asking a simple question about a Springfield, who genuinely doesn’t know? Come on?! We all been there before... For someone new, 1K is 1K... a lot of money. Im glad my buddies showed me all the differences and schooled me. Nothing wrong with asking questions.

                @Jlee9mm... don’t worry too much about it man... unless you go high end or custom, QC on that Springfield is what it is. A workmen’s tool. Shoot the heck out of it and enjoy. You picked a nice 9mm.
                Last edited by ak4seven; 08-05-2019, 1:44 PM.

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                • #54
                  omega
                  Veteran Member
                  • Jan 2005
                  • 3111

                  I stored my SA M1911 on the bottom of my safe once and noticed it started getting some rust / pitting on the edge of the front of the slide, I cleaned it off and it's not even noticeable , just part of a well used gun

                  once it gets regular use, you wont even notice small nicks or dings anymore

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