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  • #31
    Cyc Wid It
    Veteran Member
    • Mar 2009
    • 4485

    Originally posted by bayboydray408
    kimbers make the best 1911s ever, nothing else is even close to the quality of a kimber lol
    Didn't you make multiple threads complaining about your Kimber, then tried to sell it?

    Thanks but no thanks on Kimbers.
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    • #32
      Joe'Bronco
      Senior Member
      • Sep 2010
      • 621

      I like the way my cheap Llama 1911 shoots... For only $250 i couldn't pass it up.

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      • #33
        Gatekeeper
        Member
        • Apr 2008
        • 465

        Right out of the box................Kimber

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        • #34
          chiselchst
          Very Nice Honey Badger
          CGN Contributor - Lifetime
          • Oct 2008
          • 2025

          My personal opinion is to avoid both Kimber & Para. Read the 1911forum and see while others are talking about enjoying their 1911's, most of the Para talk is how to make them run. I, and many of my friends, have had unrelaible Para's. Most have been back to Para at least once. Para's are kinda a roll of the dice, and their CS is not well ragarded, to be polite.

          Read this thread on Kimbers...(I know many guns have customers with bad experiences, but Kimber seems to have a lot!)


          I'd recco a Dan Wesson PM7 or an SA Loaded. Try & find a loaded with a "NM" leading SN...
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          • #35
            sholling
            I need a LIFE!!
            CGN Contributor
            • Sep 2007
            • 10360

            Originally posted by Dhena81
            Ok maybe a couple of teething problems like a gen 4 glock like I said though with regards to the slide John Browning himself abandoned the internal extractor himself in his later designed pistols.
            I happen to like external extractors. My most prized handgun is a S&W PC1911 which has an external extractor. I'm referring to the thickness and shape of the slide. You can shove a GSR into a 1911 holster but it's not the exact fit every other 1911 is. There wasn't a functional reason for the change just Sig aesthetics.

            My personal opinion is that if you like the GSR or the OP likes the GSR it's a fine choice roughly on the same level as a S&W SW1911 - minus S&W's support. I merely responded to your fanboy jab at everyone that didn't nominate the Sig.
            Last edited by sholling; 09-12-2010, 10:10 AM.
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            • #36
              GW
              I need a LIFE!!
              • May 2004
              • 16078

              I love 1911's There's all sorts of excellent models out there.
              I have a Springfield loaded, a tuned Colt, a Kimber (in 10MM) and a S&W 1911
              They're all great. I just finished a 2 day pistol course alternating between the SAI and the Colt and they both shot very well for me.
              Buying a new one out of the box I'd have to recommend the SAI Loaded. A friend has one as well and both of ours are great shooters right out of the box.
              Just started the wait on a Rock Island Tactical though. I really liked the feel & features on that model. Hope it shoots as good as it feels.
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              • #37
                bayboydray408
                Member
                • Feb 2009
                • 371

                Originally posted by Cyc Wid It
                Didn't you make multiple threads complaining about your Kimber, then tried to sell it?

                Thanks but no thanks on Kimbers.
                ya I was jokin lol
                I wanted to invent an engine that could run for ever. I could have developed a new train, had I stayed in the railway. It would have looked like the AK-47 though. MIKHAIL KALASHNIKOV

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                • #38
                  Ultimate
                  Senior Member
                  • Feb 2009
                  • 593

                  I'd personally love to own a Kimber Pro Carry 2 in 9MM! Too bad like many guns id love to own it is not on the list.

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                  • #39
                    riprap
                    Senior Member
                    • Jun 2009
                    • 791

                    Originally posted by halon101
                    i like my para p14 the double stack fits my hands.
                    its not fancy, but reliable yes
                    I bought one in the early 90's. It's by far my favorite 1911. Not the greatest for ccw, however makes an excellent "bump in the night" or camp sidearm.

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                    • #40
                      Dhena81
                      Veteran Member
                      • May 2010
                      • 4587

                      Originally posted by sholling
                      I happen to like external extractors. My most prized handgun is a S&W PC1911 which has an external extractor. I'm referring to the thickness and shape of the slide. You can shove a GSR into a 1911 holster but it's not the exact fit every other 1911 is. There wasn't a functional reason for the change just Sig aesthetics.

                      My personal opinion is that if you like the GSR or the OP likes the GSR it's a fine choice roughly on the same level as a S&W SW1911 - minus S&W's support. I merely responded to your fanboy jab at everyone that didn't nominate the Sig.
                      Your right the S&W is another good choice no one nominated that either. Its obvious everyone either goes with a SA or Kimber in the under 1000 category when there are ton of other options which I would either go with a Sig or S&W. If you want something less expensive I've heard nothing but good things about the RIA which Turners has on sale for 429.99.

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                      • #41
                        FailedAngrMgmt
                        Member
                        • Jan 2010
                        • 321

                        Originally posted by Swoop
                        Spend 1100 and get a MC Operator
                        Originally posted by DaveFJ80
                        Only that they are hard to find right now, and most stores are back ordered for 6-8 months. Unless you find one in the classifieds or fine one on GB and have it shipped to your FFL, then you may want to look to a different route.

                        I wanted the MC Operator, but instead got a brand new Kimber Custom TLE/RL II for quite a bit less. No regrets and I love the pistol.
                        i actually found a mc operator brand new on the buds gun shop website last week. ive been looking for one of these for about a 6 months now. a few months back, i went to turners because they told me they could go through their regional springfield rep and special order one, i just had to wait for them to start the production run again, approx. 6 month wait. it was going to be $1300 plus tax and fees if i went that route. the one i found last week was $1100 no tax and free 2 day air shipping. didnt hesitate, it sits in jail at the moment, cant wait to pick it up.
                        Time to nut up, or shut up.
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