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twkdcd595 · Post by **twkdcd595** » Fri Nov 25, 2011 7:00 pm

My 2 favorites at the moment.

Kimber TLE/RL II pro stainless 1911 .45

Built this AR, have another variation in the works as well but extremely happy with this one. Pictures are before I put on the flip up irons and changing the a2 birdcage to a different compensator soon as it arrives. 5.56/ 2.23

RyanA · Post by **RyanA** » Fri Nov 25, 2011 7:25 pm

What compensator are you looking for or do you already have it on the way? May know where one is if it's your style. Pretty sure it's a Vortex M429 (Edit: or is it 249, can't remember).

Shot a Kimber 1911 a few weeks ago and was pretty impressed with it. He had some really nice almost black wood grips on his but I'm liking your CT setup you have on yours (that is CT, right?)

00siandrew · Post by **00siandrew** » Fri Nov 25, 2011 8:57 pm

No pictures currently but I've just started my collection.

I have a cheap Bryco Jennings 380 that was given to me, a Remington 22, and a Mossburgh 12 gauge pump.

I shot an AR for the first time at the range last week in preperation for my M16 that'll I'll get to use at basic. I am hooked and am always trying to figure out what I want next. I am thinking some kind of over under.

gcef89 · Post by **gcef89** » Sat Nov 26, 2011 5:46 am

all u guys have new shiny guns i use to collect old guns still have a few but no longer shoot them anymore!

twkdcd595 · Post by **twkdcd595** » Sat Nov 26, 2011 6:47 pm

RyanA;280175 wrote:What compensator are you looking for or do you already have it on the way? May know where one is if it's your style. Pretty sure it's a Vortex M429 (Edit: or is it 249, can't remember).

Shot a Kimber 1911 a few weeks ago and was pretty impressed with it. He had some really nice almost black wood grips on his but I'm liking your CT setup you have on yours (that is CT, right?)

New compensator showed up last night and is already on it. I went with a model from Rainier Arms for this one that is less about flash hiding and more about compensating. The Vortex is a very nice, more flash hiding design... might be interested if its for a 5.56 and price is right.

The Kimbers shoot very well, they do a nice job with most of their 1911's. Yea CT... do not need them really, even at night thanks to the night sites but it serves as a great deterant/ warning in the middle of the night if someone where to invite themselves in.

twkdcd595 · Post by **twkdcd595** » Sat Nov 26, 2011 6:53 pm

RyanA;280175 wrote:What compensator are you looking for or do you already have it on the way? May know where one is if it's your style. Pretty sure it's a Vortex M429 (Edit: or is it 249, can't remember).

Shot a Kimber 1911 a few weeks ago and was pretty impressed with it. He had some really nice almost black wood grips on his but I'm liking your CT setup you have on yours (that is CT, right?)

I might be interested in the Vortex if the price was right, PM me about it. They are very effective at flash hiding. I actually had my new one from Rainier Arms show up yesterday and put it on... the model I went with is more about compensation than flash hiding or being quiet.

Kimber does a nice job on a good number of their 1911's, I really like them. Yea just put them on because makes for an excellent deterant warning at night in a situation someone might break in, otherwise I have no need for them.

RyanA · Post by **RyanA** » Sat Nov 26, 2011 8:44 pm

I like them because you can see how steady your hand is. LOL.

Kolk1 · Post by **Kolk1** » Sun Nov 27, 2011 3:53 am

This is what I did last week with my Hi-point 40 cal Pistol. Cant remember what the range length is, its either 20 or 25 yards. Straight out of the box, no modifications, open sights. I wont lie, I missed the green a couple times. lol But never missed the paper. Most of the strays were from when I was trying do to Double tap, where I basically pulled the trigger twice as quick as possible.

B16inside · Post by **B16inside** » Sun Nov 27, 2011 6:29 am

Kolk1;280249 wrote:This is what I did last week with my Hi-point 40 cal Pistol. Cant remember what the range length is, its either 20 or 25 yards. Straight out of the box, no modifications, open sights. I wont lie, I missed the green a couple times. lol But never missed the paper. Most of the strays were from when I was trying do to Double tap, where I basically pulled the trigger twice as quick as possible.

Man youve gotta have an ox of a shoulder muscle to have that tight of groupings with a 40 cal.

Thatoneguy · Post by **Thatoneguy** » Sun Nov 27, 2011 6:43 am

Why? If you know how to shoot a pistol there should be no reason not to group them that tight. He obviously feels comfortable shooting that gun.