Ruger SR 1911 Frustration

[1911master]

I will add I bought the first one to come into NW OKlA. (that I know of). A present for my sons graduation from SWOSU. The pistol has run perfect and is everything he needs in a good 1911. We took it out the first time and shot 300 rounds of 200 SWC and then he took his OSDA class. Man I should have kept it for myself.

 

[DFralish]

Big sale on them today at Tinker. Sold out in less than 3 hours and I believe they had quite a few. Glad I went when I did!

 

[dhish]

Yea, spent hour and a half in line prior to opening, then another hour or two waiting my turn for paperwork and checkout. When I left the BX at 1130 there were two left.

 

[WTJ]

The awesomeness is that they are difficult to get. There is only so much you can do with a 1911.

 

[grwd]

Yeah, I want my ***** ass gun to make me some waffles when Im done shooting it.

 

[AKguy1985]

Yeah, I want my ***** ass gun to make me some waffles when Im done shooting it.

LOL funny

 

[okie362]

Yeah, I want my ***** ass gun to make me some waffles when Im done shooting it.

I don't care who you are...That right there is funny!

Let us know how that works out for ya ;-)

 

[AKguy1985]

Personally i'd just have a RIA if I want a 1911. It wont cook for me but thats what a woman is for lol

 

[RedTape]

I think the intrigue is that it's a USA made series 70 that had a good fit, decent finish and trigger, and doesn't cost that much more than the other "entry" 1911s. The only thing I would change from the factory is the sights, and that's an easy fix.

 

[OKCShooter]

I don't get it. I saw multiple Series 70 Colts at the Tulsa show used that could be had for $700 from private collections.

What's the deal with an entry level Ruger?