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From what I've read, they're fine for plinking, but shootin HOT rounds that are plated, can cause some build up in the barrel.

x77 on not buying a Kimber. I've owned 2, and realized that with the money I puked up for them :barf:, I could have had myself a real custom made 1911.

Schweet! I love bobtails, especially mine!:D

First of all, there are plenty of "higher-end" 1911's that beat the pants off a Kimber, in my opinion. Check out Dan Wesson. Great pistols, great customer service, and they make 'em in 10mm. Dan Wesson doesn't have a nasty looking roll mark claiming "custom" unless it was a custom built pistol...

Mine 29 does it. I'm not worried about it. Mmmmm.....10mm..........too bad ammo is so damn expensive these days.

Nice lookin' grips ya got there. The last ones are BEAUTIFUL! Got any for a bobtail?

It's only for extreme tactical situations. The kind where the likes of you nor I would ever see, nor comprehend. :rolleyes:

Notice how nobody with half a brain uses Extreme Shock ammo?

That was funny the first time I saw it.....:rolleyes:

I had an OK experience with 2 Kimbers: a Tactical Custom II and a Pro Carry II. Would I buy another one? No. I can buy a Dan Wesson for less money and get a better product.

Not if you click the link in the page.

GLOCK in 10mm rocks. I use my 29 for my CC weapon, and hiking/camping sidearm as well.

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There are only a few models that have had issues, which is usually the higher pressure rounds like the .40 S&W and 10mm. I've got a model 29 and carry it IWB daily, or I'll switch it out with a 23. I guess I had better get better insurance since they're going to blow up in my face.:banghead:

I've made comments about GLOCK to those who are the bashers...they asked why I dislike M&P's, and I gave a reason. Who does this make one a troll?:confused: Two posts out of 13 makes that "most of them"?

And yea...you really nailed it on the head..I'm a GLOCK basher. That's why I own, and trust my life to two of them...good call though. Typical.

Oh my bad, Aluminum Alloy...it's still the fact that it's a heavy piece or trash. Hey, you can keep your SIG's and your M&P's, fine by me. I'm not worried about my GLOCK's, they do just fine, and will continue to. and SIG does make an SS frame. Stainless STEEL.

First, it's Wiskey, second I don't need to TAKE another sip of anything. If you're set on your M&P, so be it, but that's your problem not mine. You seem to dislike GLOCK's for one reason or another, but face it, all pistols have had their issues, and will continue to. If there were half as...

One mans trash is another mans treasure I guess. I'm not a fan of them. The trigger is garbage (not saying GLOCK's is amazing) and I don't buy S&W anymore.

Dobe, sorry, but the M&P is garbage. Anyhow, the SIG is so easily repaired because it's a steel frame. Compare apples to apples. It's like saying my Tacoma is tougher than your Saturn.... Speer has already taken the blame for the GLOCK 37's KB in recent news. Faulty ammo can make any pistol...