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I recently picked up a new to me Dillon XL 650 and have been loading an assortment of pistol rounds including 45 , and then realized I don't own one any longerYou can't go wrong with a colt. I sold mine several years ago as well and a 45 acp is on my list of upcoming purchases. I'm going to look into a 1911 in a Sig this time though
Is that NOS as in never fired by the previous owner?Any thoughts on the price of this NOS 1987 model?
This ones been modified, has an "idiot scratch" and they couldn't even put in a fitted beavertail but a drop in.
This is a good one worth buying...
I read up on that, and it seems there isn't any evidence to support that, at least what I can find so far. Some say that the trigger pull is a bit easier on the 70 series than the 80, but again, some dispute that as well.Not a bad price considering what it comes with,. However, I think some guys express concerns about Colts made during the 1980s strike. Whether founded, I don't know. Maybe google the years of that strike and what guys on 1911 forums say about Colts made during that time. Probably a rabbit hole subject!
Why did that seller go to the trouble of showing us a picture of a dirty barrel??