iLikeOldGunsIlikeNewGuns
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You may think it's silly, but if you shot it i bet you'd change your mind! Increased weight and bbl length can make for a real comfy-shootin .45, not to mention good lookin!
I can't wait to move out of Massachusetts. I'm 27 and have lived here my whole life. I started collecting firearms about two years ago, and have a well-rounded collection at this point, but am becoming increasingly frustrated with Massachusetts' safety-tax which many manufacturers refuse to bow-down and pay-up to. If I was a Vermont resident at the moment, I would already have a Coonan .357 and an Olympic Arms case-hardened 7" or > 1911.
Fortunately, not only does S&W make the best factory handguns (imo), but being made in MA they get their models on 'the list.' If I'm still a MA resident in a year or two, one of my perfectly legal projects (when the $ comes in) is to buy a SW1911 frame from S&W, and send it off to Olympic Arms to custom-fit a 7 or 7.5" slide and barrel, as well as refinish the frame to match slide in a nice case-hardened finish.
Hopefully I'll just get the heck out of this state before then, but anyway I digress: S&W I'd like to see a longslide 1911!!! (.45acp of course)
I can't wait to move out of Massachusetts. I'm 27 and have lived here my whole life. I started collecting firearms about two years ago, and have a well-rounded collection at this point, but am becoming increasingly frustrated with Massachusetts' safety-tax which many manufacturers refuse to bow-down and pay-up to. If I was a Vermont resident at the moment, I would already have a Coonan .357 and an Olympic Arms case-hardened 7" or > 1911.
Fortunately, not only does S&W make the best factory handguns (imo), but being made in MA they get their models on 'the list.' If I'm still a MA resident in a year or two, one of my perfectly legal projects (when the $ comes in) is to buy a SW1911 frame from S&W, and send it off to Olympic Arms to custom-fit a 7 or 7.5" slide and barrel, as well as refinish the frame to match slide in a nice case-hardened finish.
