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  • #46
    lazs
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2010
    • 538

    If the choice is "town jester" or menacing wanna be gunfighter....

    I will gladly accept the town jester tittle.

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    • #47
      Shenaniguns
      Calguns Addict
      • Dec 2006
      • 6158

      Originally posted by lazs
      If the choice is "town jester" or menacing wanna be gunfighter....

      I will gladly accept the town jester tittle.


      Good one Corky!!!
      My opinions are my own and do not represent the position of other companies I may be involved with.

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      • #48
        lazs
        Senior Member
        • Jan 2010
        • 538

        thank you.. I think.

        I mean.. that wasn't one of those things like calling someone who is 6'6" tall "shorty" was it?

        oh..What is that little guy? is that a tinfoil hat of the "gunfighter"?

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        • #49
          i1800collect
          Senior Member
          • Mar 2009
          • 1814

          Originally posted by G34Shooter
          Now when Master Gunsmiths like CT Brian, John Harrison, Ted Yost, Stan Chen etc, go out of their way to use MIM in place of their quality components then I will possibly change my mind.
          i don't want to get into the whole kimber vs. SA vs. w/e brand argument because it's been argued ad nauseam and nobody's going to change anybody else's mind. i personally prefer SA over kimber, but that's just me.

          what i guess i'm failing to understand is why you seem so dead set on comparing $5-6000 full house custom 1911s by gunsmiths that frequent LTW with a ~$1000 production 1911? i would think that it was quite obvious gunsmiths of that caliber would use the best parts available to them, so obvious they wouldn't go near a MIM part. what does your comparison add to this discussion?

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          • #50
            Shenaniguns
            Calguns Addict
            • Dec 2006
            • 6158

            Originally posted by i1800collect
            i don't want to get into the whole kimber vs. SA vs. w/e brand argument because it's been argued ad nauseam and nobody's going to change anybody else's mind. i personally prefer SA over kimber, but that's just me.

            what i guess i'm failing to understand is why you seem so dead set on comparing $5-6000 full house custom 1911s by gunsmiths that frequent LTW with a ~$1000 production 1911? i would think that it was quite obvious gunsmiths of that caliber would use the best parts available to them, so obvious they wouldn't go near a MIM part. what does your comparison add to this discussion?

            If you actually read my original posts you'd see that I posted this:
            "Sorry, I was smart enough to pay for an overpriced handicapped Kimber and bought a new Baer for about the same price"

            FWIR, I remember many Kimbers going in the $1200+ range while I bought my Les Baer TRS for $1610 from www.proload.com and the PII's were even going for $1400 as well. So you can get a cheaply IMO production built "pretty and sparkly" 1911 or get one made correctly for a little more... It's your choice

            Or how about a Dan Wesson for under $1k and is better made as well? There are better choices IMO but you have to actually research it and quit getting advice from the bubbas at the typical gun shop. Hell I'd take a Springfield loaded over any II Kimber.


            And the reason I'm listing places like 10-8 and LTW is because they are a wealth of knowledge and know what makes a gun tick.


            Some of you guys take the correct information given too personally instead of looking at things logically.
            My opinions are my own and do not represent the position of other companies I may be involved with.

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            • #51
              Juice5610
              Senior Member
              • Feb 2009
              • 1558

              6000+ rounds in my kimber warrior only 2 fte and 1 ftf. I also read somewere that kimber makes the most 1911's out of any other manufacture so theirs bound to be some lemons

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