Not that it really matters but what year was the colt made?
Either way, my vote goes to the gold cup!
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by navyitc » Tue Apr 13, 2010 10:29 pm
beltbuckle - he has 2. One is an 03, the other is an 07. Both listed as new.
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by johnnyz » Sat Jul 31, 2010 8:23 am
Help me out. I want a good accurate, reliable, stainless 45 and am drawn to the 1911. I have yet to find a DA/SA 1911. What is the benefit of SA only?
Sig makes a DA/SA in their 220, but it is not the frame of a 1911.
Why SA only?
Sig makes a DA/SA in their 220, but it is not the frame of a 1911.
Why SA only?
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by karabin » Sun Aug 15, 2010 2:58 pm
Colt quality can vary considerably. I bought a SS Gold Cup for match shooting and out of the box, it shot 5 inch groups at 25 yards. Not acceptable for a target gun. After a gunsmith replaced the crappy barrel and tuned the gun ($300 later), it shot 1 1/4 inch groups at 25 yards. It was fine thereafter. I would recommend a Kimber instead because they are good, consistent quality and shoot pretty good right out of the box.
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