I'm ordering a thousand dollar pistol.
Just over halfway through the year, and I am going to get the "1911 for 2011". An STI Ranger II in 9mm.
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I have had approval for several days to get this, but there has been a mental stumbling block on getting it. Just hard to wrap my mind around buying a pistol that costs more than 90% of the cars I have ever owned.
My whole reason for getting the STI, and not get a "Mil-Spec" or classically configured 1911 is to show the advancements made in 100 years- and I HAVE a classic config 1911. Plus, this frame/ barrel size will allow me to use the same gear as my Kimber, and 9mm will be lower cost blasting ammo.
The only reason I am getting a single stack instead of an STI 2011 is that spare mags for the 2011 guns are like $70 each!
Expect updates as this progresses.
I have had approval for several days to get this, but there has been a mental stumbling block on getting it. Just hard to wrap my mind around buying a pistol that costs more than 90% of the cars I have ever owned.
My whole reason for getting the STI, and not get a "Mil-Spec" or classically configured 1911 is to show the advancements made in 100 years- and I HAVE a classic config 1911. Plus, this frame/ barrel size will allow me to use the same gear as my Kimber, and 9mm will be lower cost blasting ammo.
The only reason I am getting a single stack instead of an STI 2011 is that spare mags for the 2011 guns are like $70 each!
Expect updates as this progresses.
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ReplyDeleteAnyway, you know you aren't going to regret getting a high end 1911. I can't wait to see the range report and get some trigger time.
Just blew $1000+tax, and all I have to show for it is a receipt!
ReplyDeleteNow the "up to several month" wait begins.