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Try to find a SIG P-210 to shoot as well as a 952. Either one are superb instruments. My 952 was the most accurate handgun I've ever owned, that includes some custom 1911s over the years.

Thanks... works for me...

I shot 41s back in the mid-60s in competition. No problems. Skip forward 40 years and I'm back to shooting new model 41s. Same thing. Just hours of shooting pleasure.

I voted for him and I'm not ashamed. You blame the financial debacle on an administration that has been in office fewer than 60 days? You're the one who should be ashamed for your lack of critical thinking ability. And before you crawl my *** I spent 22 years on active duty, 14 of them in SE...

Do you have at least 400 rounds through the pistol? Most pistolsmiths want at least 400 rounds through a gun before the decision to do a trigger job is made.

Man, do I feel like a lightweight, have owned hundreds of guns over the past 60 years and never owned more than three mags for any one gun. And, yes, I shoot a lot. Have owned as many as six reloading machines and as many as eight conversion kits at one time. I buy .22LR 3,250 to 5,000 rounds...

Even we who have been shooting more than 60 years can learn something, so may I ask what you need 10 magazines for?

The BME mount replaces the rear Wilson sight, not marring the finish. The gun is complete: case, papers, etc. The first line in my original post says 98-99% I don't list it as 100% as I don't think ANY gun, unless it's never been fired since the factory tests, can qualify as 100%. Joel

Gone.... thanks for all those who inquired.

Gone.... thanks for all those who inquired.

I agree with everything BUFF said. Just walked back into the house about 15 minutes ago (10/7/08 - 15:04 CDST) with a BSEG from shooting mine. It shoots so good you want to shoot it every day - and generally, I do!

Mine's already drilled and tapped. I put a Burris FastFire on mine... ditto for my Mdl 952. Combo works beautifully. With the Mdl. 41 you do not have to remove the rear sight. Just put on the Weaver rail, attach the sight, sight it in (you can use a boresight to speed the process if you have...

I paid $847 for one NIB about a year ago.