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Who all has one, post a pic. I have been slobbering over a kimber for some time now just saving a little at a time to get it.

I just bought a colt combat commander. Can't post pics til I get back to starkville next week.
Kimbers a pretty great guns. Would def have one if I had the cash
Go to 1911forum.com its an open forum and you don't have to join to read. There is qatleast on thread there with nothing but 1911 pics. Also, the folks on there really know their stuff and can answer any questions you have.

I have an enhanced Combat Commander and an Officer's ACP, both in stainless.

Wilson Combat Kimber 1911...when I get the money to have thsat much tied up in a "play gun"

deltadukman wrote:Wilson Combat Kimber 1911...when I get the money to have thsat much tied up in a "play gun"

and your gunna have to buy two, one for my grad present

I have a Para P-16 Limited

Had a Kimber Warrior for about five years now, awesome gun.

Take a look at Springfield's 1911's. Very nice guns and are a few hundred less than a kimber.

duramax wrote:Take a look at Springfield's 1911's. Very nice guns and are a few hundred less than a kimber.

Yeah I like that GI model they have with the "U.S." engraved wood grips.

DanP wrote:Had a Kimber Warrior for about five years now, awesome gun.

jealousy is a terrible thing

I have a Colt 1911 reproduction of the original used in WWI that I got from my Uncle. . It came in the same box with the brown wax paper and all.Its sweet

i got a kimber trl II and love it. it absolutely awsome

I want a Springfield TRP so bad I can't stand it...

i got a stainless with black grips from taurus about a year ago i have loved it. I have also talked to two gun smiths and they say all the response to it is good as well, and swann was the one who recommended it and who i bought it from.

I have a 1913 colt 1911 US Army. It was carried in WW1 in Italy by my great great uncle. I have 2 original clips with the half coated markings on them. All parts are original and stamped with the correct generals stamps on slide barrel and frame. Its in 98% condition.

My grandfather gave it to me about 15 years ago and I really didnt know what i had other than a cool .45. I actually carried it around in my glove box for a few years. Till one day one of my employees saw it and knew a lot about the original 1911's. Needless to say, it lives in the safe now. I think I have some photos of it somewhere.