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What is a fair priced and we'll maid 1911. I'm looking to buy 1 bit don't know much about what's good and what's not.
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Depends really on what you're looking to do. There are plain Jane GI style 1911s from the Philippines that run in the $500 range to the equally plain Springfield and Colts that'll run a little more $650-800. And there are the enhanced/tactical guns with a few solid upgrades that'll run a few hundred more.
So depending on your needs there are different answers.
And feel free to ignore smart asses that don't add anything meaningful to your thread.
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Kimber, Springfield, Sig, are just a few that jump out. I personally have a Sig Nitron Rail and I love it. Very smooth and has not skipped a beat.
Just as an FYI, paying a high price for a 1911 doesn't necessarily mean you get a reliable 1911! My Father In-Law purchased a Para target 1911 and this thing was a POS. Always jammed regardless of what was fed to it, went back to the shop twice under warranty, still jammed all the time. I finally told him to get rid of it. He then picked up a Dan Wesson and he's happy. Great pistol.
As far as OP's ?, you can plan on spending anywhere from 1k to 1,500 for a decent 1911. Unless you can find a used one in good condition.Last edited by WyGoSlw; 09-08-2016, 9:44 AM.CCW's
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My bad on the poor grammar but I don't care and I just got off a 14hr shift at work so I'm not really to worried about punctuation at the moment. Lastly I'm not writing a book report or worried about professionalism or grading... just sayin
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Dan Wesson PM7 was my choice. I would buy it again.
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Well I was thinking along the lines of Springfield, I know the name and the prices I've been seeing don't seem to out of controle.
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Springfield is a great way to go, dollar for dollar it is a great value, and a lifetime warranty. I had a rock island 1911 As my first gun and decided to go up to the Springfield loaded and haven't looked back since (although now I have an MC Op 1911 from Springfield). The rock island wasn't bad but comparing the quality and fit and finish to the Springfield is no question. Once I racked the slide on the springer I could tell it was in a different class then the rock island.Selling lots of Pistol brass, lots of 38 and 44 mag!
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What are your intentions for it? Range toy? Home defense? Target shoot? Competition gun? Safe Queen?
What's your price range?
DanOriginally posted by bigmike82Comment
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I concur! I asked a similar question as to what 1911 I should get and the majority had nothing but great things to say about the Springfield Armory. I too own a MC Operator as a result and couldn't be any more happier! I thought I was hard set on the Colt M45 1911 but people talked me out of it. I can't say much about the other 1911 but if you got $1100-1300 go with the MC Operator and you won't regret it. I didn't!!!
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