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 Doug Koenig Special
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08/13/13 03:33 AM
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nsmike
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My daughter surprised me and told me she wanted a 1911 pistol as a commissioning present. She's left handed so needs an ambidextrous safety, with the limited availability of quality 1911's, I jumped on this one http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=358589104 It should end up right at $950 delivered. How did I do?
for every stereotype there's a prototype don't be the prototype
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Re: Doug Koenig Special
[Re: nsmike]
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08/13/13 04:21 AM
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kidde
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Should make a good present. It's alot more about the hands that finish it than the parts that start it. While I agree on a solid foundation, well fits parts function better and last longer. For the money that's a hard deal to beat.
Tell her congratulations.
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Re: Doug Koenig Special
[Re: kidde]
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08/13/13 04:54 PM
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nsmike
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My thinking is that I wanted a solid gun that will work everytime.
for every stereotype there's a prototype don't be the prototype
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