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- May 10, 2012
- 1,892
I have one thing on my brain right now. Stag Arms model 3 for $729.00 at my local gun shop. I think this may be a good one to build up. Layaway next week. Can't wait!! P.S. this baby is getting a Black Rain Ordnance stainless barrel.
august1410
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GUNMANSUPERSTAR- Come over to the dark side.....get a big revolver like mine.
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- May 10, 2012
- 1,892
Model 29 in the future. I like the sw 500's just not a fan of the ammo prices!!
- May 10, 2012
- 1,892
I think things have cooled off 2sam22. Been quiet for an hour now.
Ruzo
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Now can we get back in topic?? If you like the R1 then by all means get one. I personally have had bad experiences with them. But I may have bought a lemon in the batch who knows. One other thing to consider, for a little over the price mentioned, you could go to Caspian and order the parts and build your own. Or have a gun smith build it for you. Caspian makes good stuff.
- May 10, 2012
- 1,892
I will stick to my Kimbers, Colts, Glocks, Smiths, Walthers (PPK models) and Rugers!!
GNLaFrance
RIP
If I go to buy another 1911, I'll get advice from Dr. Bob, John Carduner, and Chad first. Compared to theirs, my own knowledge and experience are zip. We're lucky to have them to help us.
Ruzo
Ultimate Member
I agree with you whole hearted. But don't be scared to try some thing new. You never know what can can accomplish unless you try. I started small, triggers, spring replacement. Then worked my way to proper slide fit, polishing, barrel fitting, sear, etc.. Biggest thing to keep in mind #1 Rule of thumb Metal is easy to Remove, very Hard to Put Back..
Dave MP
Retired USA
Remington R1 1911 to Stag Arms model 3 in 22 posts.
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- Aug 17, 2011
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GNLaFrance
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I agree with you whole hearted. But don't be scared to try some thing new. You never know what can can accomplish unless you try. I started small, triggers, spring replacement. Then worked my way to proper slide fit, polishing, barrel fitting, sear, etc.. Biggest thing to keep in mind #1 Rule of thumb Metal is easy to Remove, very Hard to Put Back..
If I asked you very nicely, would you stop telling me things I knew 30 years ago? Please? Pretty please? With whipped cream and a cherry on top?
Just stop talking to me, thank you very much.
And no, I don't use Ignore Lists.
Ruzo
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OK, whatever you'd like. I'm not going to argue with an ex military man. I have to much respect for you. I will not bother you.
wilcam47
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what happened??
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