Is there more than 1 TRP model

[george burns]

I saw 2 for sale by a fellow who had one market Tactical, and one Operator. Both had the TRP marking, the Operator had the extended rail, the tactical had no rail.

 

[nugun55]

The standard TRP comes in Stainless or Armory Kote. The Operator (rail) comes only in Armory Kote.

 

[ichiban]

IIRC the Operator also has a bull barrel vs the barrel bushing found on the standard TRP. Oh, and they tend to cost more.

 

[HexHead]

Then there's also the Professional model. They sell for Wilson money.

 

[tarosean]

Then there's also the Professional model. They sell for Wilson money.

Not really, if you order one and wait the 2 yrs it's only 2k. if you want it now, you will pay through the nose..

 

[JTQ]

There is the TRP http://www.springfield-armory.com/products/1911-trp-45-acp/

The MC Operator is a different model http://www.springfield-armory.com/products/1911-mc-operator-45-acp/

The Professional is yet another model http://www.springfield-armory.com/custom/

 

[UpperAtmosphere]

The full rail TRP Operator is a less common variant. Most of them are half-rail.

 

[Dentite]

To build on what has already posted, the models are as follows as far as I know.

TRP non rail (standard bushing)
TRP "Operator" half rail (bull barrel)
TRP "Operator" full rail (bull barrel)

There is also a different line which is the "MC Operator".

I own a non rail TRP and it's been great so far.

 

[george burns]

So 1500 for the operator, and 1000 for the tactical are good prices on guns with 200 rounds through them? I have seen them on slickguns for $1295. But stores usually are in the 15-2000 range.

 

[raze]

yes around me new the trp operator half rail is around 1700 new. I picked one up at a friends shop for 1500 new not too long ago and love it, I don't find the bushingless set up that much of a pain in the ass as most. I love the gun, enjoy it more than my thunder ranch special