Sean Smith
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This thread is the perfect example of why you shouldn't ask the internet for advice. Some of these suggestions are so dumb they're Beyond the Impossible.
most accurate out-of-the-box .45?
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Well I have pretty much narrowed my list down now:
-Clark, Les Baer or other name-brand-smith wadgun I can find used for ~$1500
-Colt Gold Cup Elite
-Colt Gold Cup National Match
-Colt Combat Elite
I know this is probably going to run up into the $1300-1500 range unfortunately, but its like they say, you only spend once for quality.
Don't worry, I have learned enough about bullseye to not buy a Glock.
-Clark, Les Baer or other name-brand-smith wadgun I can find used for ~$1500
-Colt Gold Cup Elite
-Colt Gold Cup National Match
-Colt Combat Elite
I know this is probably going to run up into the $1300-1500 range unfortunately, but its like they say, you only spend once for quality.
Don't worry, I have learned enough about bullseye to not buy a Glock.
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Check in some of the range postings or in used gun lists. Sometimes you'll find a good example of those guns available and unmolested.
Retail on a Baer Wadgun is $1890. Add $300 for the 1.5" accuracy guarantee. You could call Joe Chambers, Jerry Keefer or Greg Derr and see what they could do for you. They are bullseye 1911 smiths.
On Gunbroker, some sites are selling the Baer guns at very good prices...a PII for $1560 last I looked. You can shoot it with open sights for awhile then have a mount fitted by a good BE smith. Just a suggestion.
Retail on a Baer Wadgun is $1890. Add $300 for the 1.5" accuracy guarantee. You could call Joe Chambers, Jerry Keefer or Greg Derr and see what they could do for you. They are bullseye 1911 smiths.
On Gunbroker, some sites are selling the Baer guns at very good prices...a PII for $1560 last I looked. You can shoot it with open sights for awhile then have a mount fitted by a good BE smith. Just a suggestion.
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