forgot to add that my SA TRP light rail was built like a tank!
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forgot to add that my SA TRP light rail was built like a tank!
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Both are decent guns, but I'd have to give the edge to the Springfield.
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So I purchased a Springfield Long Beach Operator 1911. I installed a Surefire X400 on the rail. I had to really tighten down the clamp and the X400 is sturdy like a rock. Here are some pics:
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Doesn't get any more true than this!Originally Posted by R0CKETMAN
I had and sold my:
For this:
...and I am so impressed with the fit and finish of the TRP compared to that Kimber. Springfield TRP is amazing for the money! Do yourself a huge favor and jump on a TRP.
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Well, I have very little experience with Kimber. However, my mother has a kimber pro carry 1911 and the horrific break in period that you speak of is not all that horrific but still worse than others. If I were you I would go with the TRP, no real sound reasoning behind it. I just find the TRP to be a far more superior gun than anything Kimber puts out. I've had the opportunity to shoot a TRP a few times and each time left me more and more impressed with the functionality of the gun. Just my two cents.
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