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Best looking gun made today!
Crisp lines, minimal markings, high level finish, elegant and sexy.
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your BrowningWhat if your Hi-Power clone was a 1911 as well - Volkmann Pinnacle...
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Best looking gun made today!
Crisp lines, minimal markings, high level finish, elegant and sexy.
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your BrowningI'm just a simple man.. but the P226 X-Five Legion. Maybe because I can't have it in Cali without fidning one and overpaying PPT.
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Gorgeous. I just won't get one because I don't like how you need to pull instead of push to release the cylinder.View attachment 151483
I've changed my mind and agree with Hit Factor. Colt Python stainless steel 4.25" barrel.
This is the first pistol I came on this website looking for. Thus the name.
There are two kinds of guns, one of them is the 1911.
Classic Beauty.
I bought a Springfield Loaded 1911 and a 92FS at the same time. All the plastic on the 92FS spoils it for me, almost everything you touch is plastic. The trigger breaks waaaay to close to the grip for all that take-up. I just put the Hogue rubber grips on it (bought to get free shipping from Midway) and that made a big difference in feel. LTT trigger bar, Beretta vert. trigger, and some Wilson goodies are next on the list. Then I think I may like the 92FS a bit moreNothing beats a Beretta 92FS
Then you gotta get a nice compI bought a Springfield Loaded 1911 and a 92FS at the same time. All the plastic on the 92FS spoils it for me, almost everything you touch is plastic. The trigger breaks waaaay to close to the grip for all that take-up. I just put the Hogue rubber grips on it (bought to get free shipping from Midway) and that made a big difference in feel. LTT trigger bar, Beretta vert. trigger, and some Wilson goodies are next on the list. Then I think I may like the 92FS a bit more

All mine are old enough to be metal parts except grips,I bought a Springfield Loaded 1911 and a 92FS at the same time. All the plastic on the 92FS spoils it for me, almost everything you touch is plastic. The trigger breaks waaaay to close to the grip for all that take-up. I just put the Hogue rubber grips on it (bought to get free shipping from Midway) and that made a big difference in feel. LTT trigger bar, Beretta vert. trigger, and some Wilson goodies are next on the list. Then I think I may like the 92FS a bit more
Ha, I posted before seeing this.
I accidentally dropped my M16 into a lake in December once and that’s what it looked like when I eventually fished it out.