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  • Fatass
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    If you are serious about finding an old 1911, go here and register and ask questions: http://forum.m1911.org/forumdisplay.php?f=81

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  • Fatass
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    Originally posted by JFurst View Post
    yea i like it. tell me, why is this newer model more $$?

    http://www.jacksonarmory.com/JA/hand...p?mainID=10753
    Overall condition. 99% of the finish is gone from that 1917, I'd still rather own it and I would shoot it as long as the bore is good.

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  • JFurst
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    Originally posted by Yale View Post
    If you're not going to shoot it, but you are going to take care of it, that 1917 model is pretty hard to beat.
    yea i like it. tell me, why is this newer model more $$?

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  • War Machine
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    Originally posted by JFurst View Post
    Googled that and $80000 came up! I dont have choochoo money only have 2000-3000 to spend.
    Don't feel bad, not many of us are lucky enough to drive a train for a living. Ch ooo ch ooo

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  • YALE
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    If you're not going to shoot it, but you are going to take care of it, that 1917 model is pretty hard to beat.

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  • JFurst
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    Originally posted by David View Post

    Just buy a singer 1911a1
    Googled that and $80000 came up! I dont have choochoo money only have 2000-3000 to spend.

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  • JFurst
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    Originally posted by kbscobravert View Post
    If you are looking for a high end to own, shoot, etc. I would look elsewhere like suggested above. Wilson, Ed Brown, (older) Nighthawks, STI. I have shot all and they are worlds away from my Kimber Tac Entry II which is not even in the same universe.

    Owning the one you posted I doubt I would shoot it since all its value is in it being so rare (according to them).
    I mainly want one to put on display that will hopefully increase in value over the years. Something to pass along to my kids.

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  • David
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    If you want to collect a 1911, anything pre ww1, ww1, or ww2 will be the best for your money to be spent.

    Just buy a singer 1911a1

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  • KBScobravert
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    If you are looking for a high end to own, shoot, etc. I would look elsewhere like suggested above. Wilson, Ed Brown, (older) Nighthawks, STI. I have shot all and they are worlds away from my Kimber Tac Entry II which is not even in the same universe.

    Owning the one you posted I doubt I would shoot it since all its value is in it being so rare (according to them).

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  • YALE
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    Originally posted by JFurst View Post
    So thats a better one to collect? Whats c&r? He says he needs a license, does he mean drivers license?
    Curio & Relic. It's basically a license to collect old guns. He needs you to be a C&R license holder, or have an FFL to transfer it to.

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  • JFurst
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    So thats a better one to collect? Whats c&r? He says he needs a license, does he mean drivers license?

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  • Fatass
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  • JFurst
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    So is this a better collector piece?

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  • Fatass
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    Originally posted by Jose View Post
    Why .38 Super?
    I've got one if you'd care to take a whirl with a super, though mine is nothing fancy. It's a fun round even in something that isn't tricked out with a comp etc. 1,300+ fps, yes please.

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  • Fatass
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    Colt Special Combat Government, 38 Super, 2 Tone Finish. Colt O2580CM. Colt Special Combat Government This competition ready 45 ACP (also available in .38 Super & Carry Model) comes with a 3 hole aluminum trigger, S&A grip safety, custom tuned action, polished feed ramp, throated barrel, flared ...

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