^ This. I bought a one year old Kimber Custom II with night sights (at Cabela's no less!) for $650 and it has been dead reliable. Check into the gently-used market and you may be surprised by what you find. As a bonus, the break-in period has likely been done for you!The Annoyed Man wrote:So you might want to consider buying used if you are looking at 1911s. You can often get superior quality for a cheaper price, and unless the gun has been beaten up by a careless owner, 1911s will last beyond your ability to shoot them.MedicMan218 wrote:if I can get a nice, quality gun for 600.00-700.00(like the PT1911) then I'd deffinitly be open to that.
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- Thu Apr 22, 2010 9:54 am
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- Thu May 07, 2009 1:22 pm
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For the price it is a good gun and very accurate, too. Light enough to carry, and the weight is balanced enough that there's very little muzzle flip. I just couldn't adjust to the sights or to the trigger (wheelguns and 1911s have me spoiled), and I wasn't willing to have pistols with mixed sight types where I'd have to think on the fly about sight picture.tfrazier wrote:My younger bro is thinking about a PT145 Pro for a secondary. Got me interested in them. Are you happy with it for the price?
That's just me, though. I know lots of people swear by their 145s, and I'd trust their judgment. The guy I sold mine to is very happy with it.