Posted: 7/10/2010 11:25:22 AM EDT
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So I went to the fun shop with the intention of only browsing right......
Springfield Armory Loaded Black Stainless Target. 
Brand new $1,045 out the door. So how did I do? |
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Sweet looking pistol...does the serial number start with an N or an NM? Serial number says N. Yeah I'm not thrilled that about parts being made in Brazil. But this thing felt great in my hands and love the trigger on it. I think I did ok overall. Now the questions is "Do I want to change the grips to some nice wood ones by Esmeralda?' 
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Sweet looking pistol...does the serial number start with an N or an NM? Serial number says N. Yeah I'm not thrilled that about parts being made in Brazil. But this thing felt great in my hands and love the trigger on it. I think I did ok overall. Now the questions is "Do I want to change the grips to some nice wood ones by Esmeralda?' Nothing wrong with an N model. My Mil-Spec is my favorite handgun and is as reliable as the come. Nice piece. Wood grips would give it a classy look. |
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Sweet looking pistol...does the serial number start with an N or an NM? Serial number says N. Yeah I'm not thrilled that about parts being made in Brazil. But this thing felt great in my hands and love the trigger on it. I think I did ok overall. Now the questions is "Do I want to change the grips to some nice wood ones by Esmeralda?' Nothing wrong with an N model. My Mil-Spec is my favorite handgun and is as reliable as the come. Nice piece. Wood grips would give it a classy look. Yeah, I like the mosaic design she does. I'm thinking plain mosaics, no crosses or anything. |