Axel Larson
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I have a Para before I had it, it did have a problem but from what I heard the company took care of it right away. I have never had any problem with mine and it is accurate and has a nice trigger as well.
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Skylerbone
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If all manufacturers could read specs and follow them no one would be discussing whose to buy. Seems we're chasing an ever elusive dream while they chase higher profit margins. If any of them figure out those specs and adhere to them we'll beat down their door for more. I wonder what a good reputation and decreased warranty service would do for the bottom line.
They were not meant to be custom fitted, they were meant for quick and cheap production to arm a nation. What they have become is the purpose for this very discussion.
They were not meant to be custom fitted, they were meant for quick and cheap production to arm a nation. What they have become is the purpose for this very discussion.
MICHAEL T
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I thought they made Caspin frames .
My para was a 1 shot pistol after trip to factory and on a good day. Might get 3 in a row. I had a Llama that was more reliable. Finish was terrible and was way !way! over priced . I will stay with American Classic (low end ) Colt( middle road) and untill I am lot richer Dan Wesson (top of the line up)
txgolfer45
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I've owned 4 1911's. Still own 3 of them. STI Trojan 9mm, Kimber Pro Raptor and Springfield TRP. Sold a Para-Ord to a buddy who was on a budget. The Para-Ord was reliable from day 1 and probably had 1000 rounds through it. I had no reservations selling it to a friend as I knew it was reliable.
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