Posted by LOU from Wi. on April 06, 2012 at 21:13:02 from (174.124.39.139):
In Reply to: OT: Pistol Options posted by kruser on April 06, 2012 at 19:01:41:
You will be happy you got em.Just look closely to the fit of parts, NO EXTREME GAPS when assembled. Finish on the gun etc. Not to hi jack your post when I tell you I was so enthralled with my Son's Springfield Long Slide 1911 45 ACP Stainless Steel,I started hunting for a good model 1911. Hard to find any gun maker that had shipped to dealers around here.Found the (almost twin)SA 1911 45 ACP stainless 5"in a dealer from a almost remote area. Bought the gun and then the holster OWB .Got the gun so Victor can ccw in the summer months with just a shirt to conceal ,with out printing. I carry my Walther PPKS 380 with no problem. Now you will probably get the state to finally get the CC law passed. Just remember safety first, know your weapon and practice practice practice. Know the law and Obey , I'm sure you will be more then happy. Best wishes and regards LOU.
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