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[YukonGlocker]

Anyone know the details on the Wilson 10mm at OPS?

 

[JD8]

Is the 10mm Wilson at OPS for sale?

I dunno if we are talking about the same gun but there WAS a .40cal Wilson at OPS...... and I'm quite positive nobody will be taking it home.

There wasn't a 10mm there unless he got it in the past few days.

 

[JD8]

recently purchased a gold cup 1911 in .45 ... seller also had a delta elite.

really happy with how my gold cup shoots.. will be building up my gold cup and doing all my own work. fairly well equipped with a milling machine and lathe.

that said.. if I was buying a custom 1911... I'd probably go with a wilson combat. Eric at OPS has a custom wilson combat spec'd out in 10mm for himself in stock.

go by and see your 10mm wilson combat 1911 in person at OPS... yes I was drooling on it a few days ago.

That gun was a .40 cal not 10mm.

 

[_CY_]

ooppsss... my mistake, thought .40 cal was 10mm

the wilson at OPS is .40 cal

That gun was a .40 cal not 10mm.

 

[YukonGlocker]

Well damn...
lol...

GMT, you buying it?

 

[jbarnett]

I would get the wilson. I have been saving for one also and might be able to get it in about 2 more years. lol

 

[NikatKimber]

ooppsss... my mistake, thought .40 cal was 10mm

the wilson at OPS is .40 cal

Well, it is... kinda. It's like .38 spl and .357 mag, both are .357 diameter, but not the same cartridge. There is a 10mm cartridge, and then .40 s&w is a different cartridge.

 

[mmcbeat]

There is just something about a Colt. Buy the Colt and send it to Wilson for the mods.

 

[gsarg]

The perfect 1911 to meet your needs:
G20 with extra 6" factory hunting barrel

I know you're set on a 1911, but the G20 does everything you need at a fraction of the cost. Higher reliability, more capacity, readily available cheap parts and you won't be afraid to scratch it in the field. I know those custom 1911's are nice; just throwing something else out to think about.

Good luck with your build/buy

 

[YukonGlocker]

The G20 grip is too big for my hands.
Even with a grip reduction, the trigger reach is too long.
If it weren't for that, I'd go that route.

Ohhhh, and I'm not afraid to scratch it in the field.