Posted: 4/29/2001 4:19:45 PM EDT
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I see their ad come up at the bottom sometimes. Are they in the 1911 business? Any good? Also wondering if they are the source for "Wilson" barrels that Sara at, uh, ASA, said they use. [red][size=4] P.R.K. |
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Wilson Combat has some of the finest 1911s out there. There do not come cheap but quality usually doesn't. An exception would be the fairly new line of Kimber 1911 pistols. They come out of the box with all of the custom goodies that you pay dearly for after the fact. If you have the budget for them - Wilsons are second to none but be sure to give the Kimbers a look see... [sniper] The Sniper |
| I sent my Springfield 1911-A1 to them last month for there deluxe trigger job plus a couple of there #47 mags.The gun is a real pleasure to shoot.They are real helpful with any questions.I was thinking of getting one of there barrels for it.They said to go with the Dwyer Group Gripper seeing how the stock barrel is still in good shape.The mags work great too.[pistol] |
| Wilson Combat makes nice stuff, but they are substantially overpriced. They get their slides and frames from Kimber and throw in 'Wilson' parts that they buy from other vendors and charge three times what a Kimber costs. Are they nice guns? Heck yeah! Are they worth what Wilson wants for them? Not in my opinion. You get a much better gun from Les Baer or even Rock River Arms for generally less money. Just my .02. |
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Quoted: Thanks, all. Troy, thanks for straighening me out on Wilson Arms. [red][size=4] P.R.K. |