bradvanhorn
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1911 vs P220 - Sig vs Kimber
About a month and a half ago I went the gun store, pointed to the Kimber TLE and said, "I'll take it." VA is a one gun per 30 calendar days State, and I had just bought a Kel-Tec P3AT a couple weeks before that, so I couldn't take the Kimber home that day. Now a few days after I paid for the Kimber, I decided I'd rather have a Sig P220ST. So, I go back to the gun store and they kindly credit me for the TLE, then special order me a P220ST. I had to then go to the State Police to get a special permit so I could take the Sig home when the store got it. I worked all that out, got the Sig home and then out to the range. I was shooting the Sig and my Kimber CDP, and I realized maybe I really should have stayed with the 1911 instead of the P220. Don't get me wrong, the P220ST completely impressed me; it is a superb weapon. It feels great, shoots well, no flaws, hiccups, etc. Well anyway, I can't stop thinking I should've stuck with the 1911, so now I'm probably going to part with the P220ST. Since this all started, the Sig GSR has now begun to appear in public. So, I'm back to looking for a 1911, and I'm stuck between Kimber and Sig. My CDP is awesome, and Kimbers are generally pretty well thought of, with a few exceptions here and there, but Sigs are... well Sigs. That usually says it all. But, the GSR is new, so I'm a little anxious about investing in one. I found a guy who seems to be interested in trading his GSR for my P220ST (plus some of my cash), so I'm wondering if that isn't the best solution.:banghead:
Maybe I should just sell all my guns, move to CA and join Diane Feinstein and her liberal, communist, anti-gun crowd.
Then I won't have to be bothered with changing my mind every other day about which gun I want.
About a month and a half ago I went the gun store, pointed to the Kimber TLE and said, "I'll take it." VA is a one gun per 30 calendar days State, and I had just bought a Kel-Tec P3AT a couple weeks before that, so I couldn't take the Kimber home that day. Now a few days after I paid for the Kimber, I decided I'd rather have a Sig P220ST. So, I go back to the gun store and they kindly credit me for the TLE, then special order me a P220ST. I had to then go to the State Police to get a special permit so I could take the Sig home when the store got it. I worked all that out, got the Sig home and then out to the range. I was shooting the Sig and my Kimber CDP, and I realized maybe I really should have stayed with the 1911 instead of the P220. Don't get me wrong, the P220ST completely impressed me; it is a superb weapon. It feels great, shoots well, no flaws, hiccups, etc. Well anyway, I can't stop thinking I should've stuck with the 1911, so now I'm probably going to part with the P220ST. Since this all started, the Sig GSR has now begun to appear in public. So, I'm back to looking for a 1911, and I'm stuck between Kimber and Sig. My CDP is awesome, and Kimbers are generally pretty well thought of, with a few exceptions here and there, but Sigs are... well Sigs. That usually says it all. But, the GSR is new, so I'm a little anxious about investing in one. I found a guy who seems to be interested in trading his GSR for my P220ST (plus some of my cash), so I'm wondering if that isn't the best solution.:banghead:
Maybe I should just sell all my guns, move to CA and join Diane Feinstein and her liberal, communist, anti-gun crowd.
Then I won't have to be bothered with changing my mind every other day about which gun I want.
