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    Revolvers Revolvers 1911s Stephanie B's Avatar
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    I finally saw one:



    At 900 clams-- pass.
    If we have to march off into the next world, let us walk there on the bodies of our enemies.

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    Wow that's steep. If Colt can bring their 6 shot snub in at $600 and have it be functional they're going to really squeeze them.


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    My standard response when I see a Kimber at a gun counter/online gun store:

    "Hmm, I know their rep isn't great, but that's pretty sexy, maybe worth the gamble for a fun gun..."

    *glances at price: one human child*

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stephanie B View Post
    I finally saw one:



    At 900 clams-- pass.
    Quote Originally Posted by Eastex View Post
    Wow that's steep. If Colt can bring their 6 shot snub in at $600 and have it be functional they're going to really squeeze them.
    It's probably not terribly out of line, based on features, in comparison to new Magnum Smiths/Rugers in my area. I'm just not willing to be a beta tester at that price point without a whole lot of positive feedback from trusted sources.

    I really want it to be a good, dependable gun. But I just can't roll the dice at this point.
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    Quote Originally Posted by LockedBreech View Post
    My standard response when I see a Kimber at a gun counter/online gun store:

    "Hmm, I know their rep isn't great, but that's pretty sexy, maybe worth the gamble for a fun gun..."

    *glances at price: one human child*

    "HAH!"
    That may be the best inside joke in John Wick 2... Kimber: sleazy, charismatic dealer hyping the gun; horrific, eyeball popping price for what you get...


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    What am I seeing wrong??? That thing is big and heavy enough to equal a Commander-size, with less burrets.

    Guess I'll just keep dealing with small J frames, thank you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Eastex View Post
    Five new "models" of something I still haven't seen the original of.
    https://www.shootingillustrated.com/...dels-for-2017/
    Thanks for the reminder on their business practices. Nope. Do not want.
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    Quote Originally Posted by LSP972 View Post
    What am I seeing wrong???
    Nothing, as far as I can tell. I'm holding out hope that Colt makes their .38 six gun with an alloy frame. If they don't, it's Airweights Forever.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stephanie B View Post
    I finally saw one:


    At 900 clams-- pass.



    When I first read your post, I knew I'd seen it for less, but the only site I could find just now was CDNN - where it's $829. Still, $81 is $81.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stephanie B View Post
    I finally saw one:



    At 900 clams-- pass.


    Stephanie, I was at a local FFL today whose regular price for the stainless model is $779. His "allotment," (according to the owner, that is based on how much he bought from Kimber last year) was three - all of which he sold very quickly. He added he hasn't had any feedback to date. Like many newer FFL'S, his customer base is younger and as a result, mostly semi-auto buyers rather than wheel guns.

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