Posted: 2/22/2013 1:09:14 PM EDT
| I talked to Wilson Combat on the phone today. 1 1/2 to two year backlog. |
| dont they have stuff thats already put together that they can sell, and the wait is just for having it custom done to your specs?....or is that wait for everything?...ive never really been in the market for a high end 1911, but ive window shopped their site a few times, and that was the impression that i got. |
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dont they have stuff thats already put together that they can sell, and the wait is just for having it custom done to your specs?....or is that wait for everything?...ive never really been in the market for a high end 1911, but ive window shopped their site a few times, and that was the impression that i got. I think that's the wait for anything. I ordered two standard uppers and was told that's how long it would take. I've ordered from them before(most recently 2009) and the wait was just a few months. |
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Quoted: Quoted: What makes the gun so ..... ? It's a 1911 that actually works. I'll keep this brief. Buddy and I went to the range. Him with his brand new WC, me with my well broke in Kimber Custom. approx 500 rnds between the two guns that afternoon. Results: Kimber Custom: ran 100% and we were both noticeably more accurate with the gun. WC: Sexy as hell gun no doubt Now it was brand new, and I did oil it up good before the range session and perhaps Wilson pistols have a 'break in' period like some other guns advertise I don;t know but judging on that experience I wouldn't have traded.
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Are they still selling to L.E.? I have quite a few of their .45 mags and love em. but.......just sayin about the list they need to get on. I'm going to go on right now and say that the fine folks at Wilson Combat are very vested in preserving our 2nd Amendment rights and this whole boycott list shit is nonsense. Trying to tear down some damn fine companies because of a perceived slight is bullshit. |
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What makes the gun so ..... ? It's a 1911 that actually works. I'll keep this brief. Buddy and I went to the range. Him with his brand new WC, me with my well broke in Kimber Custom. approx 500 rnds between the two guns that afternoon. Results: Kimber Custom: ran 100% and we were both noticeably more accurate with the gun. WC: Sexy as hell gun no doubt Now it was brand new, and I did oil it up good before the range session and perhaps Wilson pistols have a 'break in' period like some other guns advertise I don;t know but judging on that experience I wouldn't have traded. That's not my experience at all. I've had a few failures where the slide didn't go all the way forward and needed a slight nudge. I attrubute that to a tight lockup. The problem went away after a few magazines. I've had exactly the same problem with a SIG P220. |
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What makes the gun so ..... ? It's a 1911 that actually works. I'll keep this brief. Buddy and I went to the range. Him with his brand new WC, me with my well broke in Kimber Custom. approx 500 rnds between the two guns that afternoon. Results: Kimber Custom: ran 100% and we were both noticeably more accurate with the gun. WC: Sexy as hell gun no doubt Now it was brand new, and I did oil it up good before the range session and perhaps Wilson pistols have a 'break in' period like some other guns advertise I don;t know but judging on that experience I wouldn't have traded. I own four WC's. This isn't remotely close to my experience with them. All four of them have been pretty much flawless. |
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With that long of a backlog, if they were smart, they should let people put down a small deposit and pay the gun off a little at a time while waiting. A lot of us don't have three grand to toss at a pistol. They do allow this. $500 down at time of order and full amount paid before it ships. |
