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Originally Posted by Eagle5US
I'd rather have an ugly, common, non custom, non special edition firearm that fires, feeds and locks like it supposed to each time, every time than a pretty pistol in the new fad colors from a custom shop that I can't rely on.
I don't buy safe queens-I buy functional weapons.
Eagle
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Agreed !!
At the time I had purchased my Kimber Tactical Pro II everyone on the 1911 boards had praised them for their reliability. My dealer had one to rent at his indoor range and the one I fired had app: 250 rounds fired through it. With WWB 230 grain the rental was flawless, hence the subsequent purchase.
As cited above, it became the safe queen, even after a trip back to the Kimber custom shop.
As I stated, most with a Kimber swear their lives on the reliability. This is not the case with my Tactical Pro II.