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I got a nickel plated Colt for my wife.
Best trade I ever made!
Best trade I ever made!
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I've heard that most of the lower priced Colts use a plastic MSH, but I haven't verified it. I think they are easily replaced with metal versions that don't cost too much, but again, that's just what I've heard.For anybody that has fondled one, does it have a plastic MSH?
They call it "blued" but it's kind of a dull black. I don't mind it, probably because I have nothing to compare it to, being somewhat new to guns. I've never seen a true blued finish.i just don't like the current finishes on colt 1911's
Nothing like a little gun porn to start the day...
They call it "blued" but it's kind of a dull black. I don't mind it, probably because I have nothing to compare it to, being somewhat new to guns. I've never seen a true blued finish.
It does scratch a bit too easily, as I've discovered on my Defender.
I'm of the mind that my guns will eventually all look well used, so it doesn't concern me as much as proper functionality.
Sounds like it's time for a Birthday Present...I should wait for March as that was the original plan. Then again, my birthday is next week...
With how many rules are broken, you'd be good.If it's plastic, I may consider replacing it at some point, as it's against the teachings of the Church of Browning to have plastic on a 1911. I'd hate to be excommunicated.
My next Colt will be a full size, Series 70. I'm liking the Colt Competition in .45ACP.
This will complete my nuclear 1911 family: Full Size / Commander / Defender
Then, at last, I will be done buying guns…
…until the next one.
@Medic!
by the way, Dan Wesson just discontinued their CCO...
Maybe I should pick up another one lightly used, while I can?