Bul Cherokee M-5

[Gizards'n'Gravy]

Does anyone have any experience with these pistols? Whats the scoop on em? Ive never seen a polymer 1911 style pistol and was wondering if they are quality handguns or what. Thanks,

 

[PabloJ]

Never heard of it before but I like stick capacity and fact that frame is made of lovingly warm plastic. The fact that it was made in Heaven on Earth doesn't hurt either. It comes from country with better healthcare system, higher literacy rate then here and higher standard of living then here so I would say it has to be pretty good. Happy folks make good things.

 

[Gizards'n'Gravy]

You and me are on the same page PabloJ! I do wonder about its long term durability though

 

[robinkevin]

I have look at those also... Don't know if you looked but their website gives a lot of specs and detail. To me they look like fine weapons, but never hear much about them. If you look you can see its a steel slide on a metal frame (you can see the frame back towards the grip safety).

http://www.bultransmark.net/BULM5Commander.htm

 

[railroader]

It would either be a Bul Cherokee or a Bul M5. They are two different pistols. The cherokee is a cz75 clone and and the m5 is the polymer double stack 1911. The m5 is pretty much identical to the 1st kimber polymer 1911s. Charles Daly also imported the m5s too.

 

[boscoman]

I have a Bul M5 Commander. Great pistol. Bul was the original supplier of parts for Kimber & made the Kimber Poly years ago. Some of the M5s are about competition ready out of the box. Quality gun that is no longer imported into the States. They pop up once in a while on GB & go for $500 to about $650. Get em while you can.