After quite a bit of thought, I have replaced the gun that the cops took to hold as evidence. I was not comfortable keeping a handheld shotgun as a replacement to the 1911. Once I get my gun back from the cops, I will retire that pistol to the safe and save it for Andy. I’ve had that gun for 42 years and I don’t want to risk losing it.<\/p>\n
I bought the MetroArms 1911, a bare bones pistol that is not as expensive as a Colt. To replace my gun, as it was setup by me, would cost about $1200. The new gun was half that cost and already had some of the special things I did to my gun on it. That stuff is now considered standard, but it made my gun a pretty sweet shooter.<\/p>\n
Tori and I went shooting today and I am happy with my new gun. The salesperson at the Outdoorsman tried to up sell me to a Kimber, but I’ve had one before and I found it to be finicky with the ammo I shoot. The Kimber is also a bit pricey.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
After quite a bit of thought, I have replaced the gun that the cops took to hold as evidence. I was not comfortable keeping a handheld shotgun as a replacement to the 1911. Once I get my gun back from the cops, I will retire that pistol to the safe and save it for Andy. … Continue reading New Gun<\/span>