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    Default Great luck at the gun shop.... then my wife claims the gun!

    I stopped in at Village Arms last week, for a few things, and saw this Colt Officers ACP laying in the case. It had Hogue wrap around grips on it, but I put a set of slim Rosewood grips on instead.

    My wife properly claimed it as her own, which I don't mind, I'm happy to see her well armed. She loves the 1911 platform, and this is a nice size for her.

    I thought $549 was a good price for a cherry stainless Colt, no?

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    Default Re: Great luck at the gun shop.... then my wife claims the gun!

    Sweet! I don't know much about 1911 prices, but $549 sounds like a steal for a Colt!!
    Power always thinks...that it is doing God's service when it is violating all his laws.

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    Default Re: Great luck at the gun shop.... then my wife claims the gun!

    Damn good find. I don't blame the wife for claiming it as her own

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    Default Re: Great luck at the gun shop.... then my wife claims the gun!

    Thats an excellent price for a SS pony!
    Nicely done!

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    with power to endanger the public liberty. -John Adams

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    Default Re: Great luck at the gun shop.... then my wife claims the gun!

    Had something similar happen to me recently. Bought a G19 from another forum member a few weeks ago (actually bought an AR15, G19 and a mosin M38 for $1000. Thanks again, Chris!!!) Took it home, then took it for a walk over to my dad's house. My dad told me he IS going to buy it from me for $300. I said, yes sir. He gave me $300, I gave him the Glock 19 with three mags. *SIGH*
    "The rifle is the weapon of democracy. If guns are outlawed, only the government will have guns. Only the police, the secret police, the military. The hired servants of our rulers. Only the government-and a few outlaws. I intend to be among the outlaws." (Edward Abbey, "The Right to Arms," Abbey's Road [New York, 1979])
    I have my rifle. Do you?

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    Default Re: Great luck at the gun shop.... then my wife claims the gun!

    Quote Originally Posted by urbanamish99 View Post
    I stopped in at Village Arms last week, for a few things, and saw this Colt Officers ACP laying in the case. It had Hogue wrap around grips on it, but I put a set of slim Rosewood grips on instead.

    My wife properly claimed it as her own, which I don't mind, I'm happy to see her well armed. She loves the 1911 platform, and this is a nice size for her.

    I thought $549 was a good price for a cherry stainless Colt, no?
    Nice find and good for you for giving the ok for the wife keep it.

    Gee I wonder if I can do the same with a newly acquired Kimber

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    Default Re: Great luck at the gun shop.... then my wife claims the gun!

    Quote Originally Posted by Tootie View Post
    Nice find and good for you for giving the ok for the wife keep it.

    Gee I wonder if I can do the same with a newly acquired Kimber
    i wouldnt push your luck, you already got the glock and your pick of AK's
    Guns don't kill people, it's mostly the bullets.

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    Default Re: Great luck at the gun shop.... then my wife claims the gun!

    nice find

    has she shot it yet?

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    Default Re: Great luck at the gun shop.... then my wife claims the gun!

    Ya done good. Nice buy on a nice lil Colt.

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    Default Re: Great luck at the gun shop.... then my wife claims the gun!

    Quote Originally Posted by Shawn.L View Post
    has she shot it yet?
    Not yet - I picked up a Wilson Combat beavertail grip safety, and dropped it off at the shop, for the smith to install.

    I just don't like the abbreviated little grip safety Colt puts on these guns. I like a higher grip, with a bigger beavertail, and a bigger 'memory bump' on the grip.

    Even if it is her gun, I need it to be comfortable for me to shoot occasionally.

    I'm expecting modest recoil. It's a heavy enough gun that it shouldn't be too snappy, in spite of it's smaller size.

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