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SOLD: SW1911 9mm Pro Series $900 shipped overnight
Selling off some goodies to fund the purchase of another hobby, "I'll take it" followed by a PM gets it.
Price includes FedEx overnight shipping. I'll take USPS money orders, certified checks, or Paypal (+4%) as payment. I prefer to ship to FFL holders that accept shipments from a non-FFL.
This is a SW1911 9mm Pro Series. This is a terrific shooting gun and it's in great shape. I carried it on duty for a while and have used it to shoot IDPA. It's never had any sort of stoppage or feeding/extracting issue in the 3000 or so rounds I've put through it. I replaced the rear sight with a 10-8 U-notch sight, other than that it is as it came from the factory. The only problem it's ever had was a loose ambi-safety which was replaced by S&W under warranty. It comes in it's blue case with a 10rd Wilson ETM mag and all the papers.
$900 shipped overnight
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A few questions about the Para GI Expert:
1) How easy is to get the .406 Rowland ammo?
2) If you switch to .45 ACP, does the compensator have to be removed?
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04-21-2012, 04:46 AM
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A few questions about the Para GI Expert:
1) How easy is to get the .406 Rowland ammo?
2) If you switch to .45 ACP, does the compensator have to be removed?
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.460 Rowland ammo is readily available from several sources. Clark's sells it, Georgia Arms, BuffaloBore, and a number of other ammo companies make it. You can also get it off gunbroker and through a lot of the ammo sites like ammunitiontogo.
The compensator is permanently attached to the Rowland barrel. The bushing is put on the barrel before the comp so you need a special bushing wrench which is included.
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04-23-2012, 03:44 PM
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Let's bump it up! 
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Last bump.
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Changed my mind, bumping it again and added the 1911 9mm Pro Series.
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04-29-2012, 06:47 PM
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Moving the .460 Rowland Para Ordnance GI Expert to gunbroker, bumping the others.
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