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    Anybody have a Wilson CQB?

    My Kimber "series none" has treated me well but I want to move up.

    What are your thoughts? I want a good "combat" 1911 that is both accurate and reliable. Maybe a Les Baer or Rock River?

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    My CQB is a wonderful gun, Im now looking at a Springfield Operator model (loaded full size mc operator) for the money and as a carry gun I want something other than my blk on blk CQB which new, now would cost about $2500 to replace vs. the Springfield for 1300 nib. Either way the CQB is an outstanding gun, and very smooth.

    Or there is the 1911A1 Loaded TRP for about $1700. Just some food for thought.

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    I didn't care for the 30LPI checkering of the Wilson CQB or a Les Baer Thunder Ranch Special. I know you can spec the Wilson anyway you want, but it takes a number of weeks to receive the finished product. I found a dealer with two Ed Browns and A Baer TRS. I went with the Ed Browns in stock, a Special Forces Model and a Stainless Kobra. I liked them better because they didn't use the checkering which irritates my skin. Perhaps I have dish pan hands

    I believe you might be getting a fine piece with a TRP, but the Baer TRS may be a better value at not much more. There are a coupla other Baers in a similar price range as the Thunder Ranch.
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    Quote Originally Posted by usaffarmer View Post
    Or there is the 1911A1 Loaded TRP for about $1700. Just some food for thought.
    Thanks for the suggestion but for that kind of money there are better guns in my opinion - Les Baer TRS, Rock River Basic Carry for example. This gun is not going to be my every day carry but a range gun.

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    You can't go wrong with a CQB. Price increases may leave doubt in some people's mind, but for me the customer service you get is unparalleled. I consider them a model for the industry. Call them if you have doubts.

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    The Baer TRC is a great carry 1911 plus it comes in HC so it is very durable. Here is a pic with a 10-8 rear and lamp up front. If you want a black 1911 you can get it Bear coated instead of HC.




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    Quote Originally Posted by d90king View Post
    The Baer TRC is a great carry 1911 plus it comes in HC so it is very durable. Here is a pic with a 10-8 rear and lamp up front. If you want a black 1911 you can get it Bear coated instead of HC.

    Or Ionbonded



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    I have a CQB and a "Special Forces" - Rob S compared them in a post around here somewhere. You might want to search for it. His conclusions about matched mine. Either one, IMO, is quite a step up from a Kimber.

    M_P

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    Have a CQB Elite and a CQB Compact and love them both.
    I will probably buy another next year. And it will be a bare bones Wilson CQB.

    Highly recommended.

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    I have one and it is simply fantastic.


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