Posted: 4/8/2016 9:25:51 PM EDT
Damn, I have no idea why I want one 
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I handled an old Clark meltdown at WMC Firearms in Humboldt TN. This was ~8-10 years ago.
The slide looked like a bar of soap. It also had one of the best triggers in a pistol I've ever pulled. I think a less extreme melt would appeal to me more, but it was nice. |
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I handled an old Clark meltdown at WMC Firearms in Humboldt TN. This was ~8-10 years ago. The slide looked like a bar of soap. It also had one of the best triggers in a pistol I've ever pulled. I think a less extreme melt would appeal to me more, but it was nice. Rumor has it the quality has gone down recently 
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I handled an old Clark meltdown at WMC Firearms in Humboldt TN. This was ~8-10 years ago. The slide looked like a bar of soap. It also had one of the best triggers in a pistol I've ever pulled. I think a less extreme melt would appeal to me more, but it was nice. Rumor has it the quality has gone down recently I couldn't afford it at the time or it would've come home with me. The owner is a crotchety old guy, seems to dislike everyone, but he loves old shotguns, rifles, and pistols. He let me dryfire it. Trigger was perfect. |
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I handled an old Clark meltdown at WMC Firearms in Humboldt TN. This was ~8-10 years ago. The slide looked like a bar of soap. It also had one of the best triggers in a pistol I've ever pulled. I think a less extreme melt would appeal to me more, but it was nice. Rumor has it the quality has gone down recently I think the son passed recently, Sr has been gone awhile, I have one of the hardball 1911s he made back when he MADE them, not just stuck already made parts on them or stuck them in a CNC mill. [nothing wrong with that, it took a LOT of work out of the repetitive work.] Not all the ''purdy'' but gives any Wilson you could buy a run for fit and smoothness. |
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One of my Wilsons has the extreme melt. It makes for a smooth holstering and overall snag-free carry gun. Ironically the one I carry most has none of these things 
http://i1376.photobucket.com/albums/ah32/308toyota/melty_zpst1ajwjl0.jpg You can't see it very well, but EVERY surface is rounded off and soft. Wow thats awesome. |
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One of my Wilsons has the extreme melt. It makes for a smooth holstering and overall snag-free carry gun. Ironically the one I carry most has none of these things
http://i1376.photobucket.com/albums/ah32/308toyota/melty_zpst1ajwjl0.jpg You can't see it very well, but EVERY surface is rounded off and soft. Im drooling over that. .45 I assume? |
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One of my Wilsons has the extreme melt. It makes for a smooth holstering and overall snag-free carry gun. Ironically the one I carry most has none of these things
http://i1376.photobucket.com/albums/ah32/308toyota/melty_zpst1ajwjl0.jpg You can't see it very well, but EVERY surface is rounded off and soft. Im drooling over that. .45 I assume? Yeah, I only have one non 45 Wilson, the 38S Stealth. |
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One of my Wilsons has the extreme melt. It makes for a smooth holstering and overall snag-free carry gun. Ironically the one I carry most has none of these things
http://i1376.photobucket.com/albums/ah32/308toyota/melty_zpst1ajwjl0.jpg You can't see it very well, but EVERY surface is rounded off and soft. She's a beaut clark! |