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[quote][URL]http://www.kimberamerica.com/1911[/URL][/QUOTE]We are a huge fan of the 1911A1. We sold our collection about 10 years ago. This week we thought about getting back into either free pistol or bullseye competition. A new Hämmerli FP60 is a bit more than we wanted to spend so we picked up a new Colt Gold Cup Trophy ([URL="http://www.coltsmfg.com/Catalog/tabid/61/CatID/15/Default.aspx"]O5070X[/URL]) instead. Now all we need is a S&W Model 41 to complete the kit.

Down the road, we are seriously thinking about switching over to an air pistol, maybe the Steyr LP 10. We reload our own ammunition but the cost is still out of control. The TCO for an air pistol would be very reasonable.

Pictured are our two favorites from our old collection.

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[QUOTE=Xyzzy;247873]We are a huge fan of the 1911A1. We sold our collection about 10 years ago. This week we thought about getting back into either free pistol or bullseye competition. A new Hämmerli FP60 is a bit more than we wanted to spend so we picked up a new Colt Gold Cup Trophy ([URL="http://www.coltsmfg.com/Catalog/tabid/61/CatID/15/Default.aspx"]O5070X[/URL]) instead. Now all we need is a S&W Model 41 to complete the kit.

Down the road, we are seriously thinking about switching over to an air pistol, maybe the Steyr LP 10. We reload our own ammunition but the cost is still out of control. The TCO for an air pistol would be very reasonable.

Pictured are our two favorites from our old collection.[/QUOTE][I]Monster Hunter International[/I] by Larry Correia[QUOTE]"What are you carrying?"

"This?" She reached around, drew the gun, dropped the magazine, racked the slide and expertly caught the ejected round in her off hand. She then passed it over to me with the action open while she rattled off the stats only another gun nut would appreciate. "Commander-sized 1911, Baer slide and frame, match barrel. Heinie night sights. Thin Alumagrips. Bobtail conversion to the frame. All Greider tool steel parts. Trigger and action job. It's a good shooter. I've carried this one for a year now."

I examined her gun. It was a gorgeous piece of work. The slide was so smooth it felt like it was on rollers. It was obviously used hard, but well cared for.

"Mind if I try the trigger? I'm a 1911 guy myself."

"Go for it," she said with a grin. She was proud of her gun.

The break was clean and light with no detectable creep. It was a very good trigger job.

"Who did the work?" I asked. It was obviously a high quality custom build. Being a serious competitor on a limited budget I did my own gunsmithing. My stuff tended to be ugly but functional. This specimen was obviously functional but it was so well fitted that it was almost a work of art.

"I did most of it myself," Julie said with obvious pride.

"Will you marry me?" I blurted.
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