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Considering a 1911, Don't know much
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A little bit of personal opinion here............... I've owned, and used Colt, Springfield and Kimber over the last 12 years...............my daily carry is Kimber. It works all the time, every time and is the most accurate of ALL my handguns, whether a 1911 or not. Gold Cups look nice but rattles like the change in my pocket. And even with the extra inch of bore it can't compete with the Kimber. Mind you this Gold Cup was new too.
JMHO..
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When was your Gold Cup made?
not to start a flame war or anything, but Kimber doesn't exactly have a spotless history either. And I own both a Kimber and a Colt
not to start a flame war or anything, but Kimber doesn't exactly have a spotless history either. And I own both a Kimber and a Colt
Kimber has an extremely bad record for putting out junk.
Have had many of their guns on the bench, very poor QC and a lot of cut corners.
The early guns are very good. They went down hill just prior to the Series II stuff.
Like I said, don't be fooled by all the bells and whistles, look under the hood. If you do that, you'll run and not just walk away from a Kimber.
Have had many of their guns on the bench, very poor QC and a lot of cut corners.
The early guns are very good. They went down hill just prior to the Series II stuff.
Like I said, don't be fooled by all the bells and whistles, look under the hood. If you do that, you'll run and not just walk away from a Kimber.
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