eagle-eyes
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I thought I posted this earlier but I cannot find it. Sorry if this ends up a duplicate post.
I just had my first opportunity to fire a custom 1911 type 45 today. It was a Strayer Voight Competition 45 by Infinity.
It was sweet! There was no trigger pull. I touched the trigger and it fired. The recoil was like firing my Ruger MkII .22 pistol. My first 4 shots all went into the black. When the owner of the gun favorably commented on my performance and said I needed one of those, I whole-heartily agreed!
So, what does everybody think of this gun (the competition model) and the company (Strayer Voight)? How does it compare to a Wilson, Les Bauer or any of the other custom 45's?
Any comments welcome.
(I really shouldn't be thinking about it, I just bought a Glock 30. So, because of California's stupid law, I'll need to wait 30 days before another handgun purchase).
I just had my first opportunity to fire a custom 1911 type 45 today. It was a Strayer Voight Competition 45 by Infinity.
It was sweet! There was no trigger pull. I touched the trigger and it fired. The recoil was like firing my Ruger MkII .22 pistol. My first 4 shots all went into the black. When the owner of the gun favorably commented on my performance and said I needed one of those, I whole-heartily agreed!
So, what does everybody think of this gun (the competition model) and the company (Strayer Voight)? How does it compare to a Wilson, Les Bauer or any of the other custom 45's?
Any comments welcome.
(I really shouldn't be thinking about it, I just bought a Glock 30. So, because of California's stupid law, I'll need to wait 30 days before another handgun purchase).