True enough, just a bummer. It's nice to jump into a deal, but when you find out the deal is not as good of a deal as you could have had, it takes a bit of the shine off...
The listing was pulled.
$10 bucks.............
$25 bucks.............
In the end you needed the stuff anyway..........
In the end, I'm getting a case of .45, so
"Research"...ha. I like that.
Lets
Mine seem to just it just fine. They aren't CZs though.
Hey it's just English. They *run it just fine....
I presumed it was but I wasn't certain.
This is why I shouldn't drink my grape, lemonade and orange juice mix while INGOing.I presumed it was but I wasn't certain.
I need to go mix something up to drink. I think I'll go with a bit of bourbon and ice tonight. Maybe I'll change the recipe a bit and just keep the ice in the freezer. My favorite mixed drinks are the ones that have only one thing in them.
I did get this in today:
The photo does not really capture the bronze well. It's more of a dark bronze than the copper color that the photo seems to show. It's been detail stripped and cleaned and then lubed. To be honest, I think the CZ 1911 was a step up on this in the parts department. The frame and slide are both beautiful, with no tooling marks at all and the ignition components are all machined bar stock. It does have a true radius sear too, but the trigger is not as nice as the trigger on the CZ 1911A1. I did zero polishing while inside of it, but will tackle that sometime this month. I did swap the grips though, as it came with Hogue rubber grips. That's an odd choice for a $920 pistol. I would have liked to see it come with at least a set of double diamonds, but I look at them as being like G***k sights. They are there just to protect the gun until real ones can be sourced. Tom and I are going to break it in tomorrow morning. Mags are loaded and bags are packed.
