The GSG 1911 is darned near a clone of the SIG 1911-22. I bought SIG mags and can't tell the difference other than the markings. Darned things are metal and STOUT; however, I understand the base plates are the weak point IF you mag drop onto the ground/pavement.
The pistols are less easy to find since they were German made and the US SIG folks are having a squabble over receiving any more German pistols. For all practical purposes, GSG is owned by SIG, I believe.
Au contraire...SIG mags are out there...no need to look for GSG branded ones. Even SIG has them for a good price!Holy shit, that's an awesome deal. Pity the GSG mags are apparently either unobtanum or insanely expensive.
Damn! That's a deal. I've shot one before and they are pretty nice.For those who might be looking:
http://www.cdnnsports.com/email-spe...lr-5-rail-target-grips-1-10.html#.Vc6NUPRkodU
Find a way to get free shipping and a cheap FFL fee and this is a killer deal. Even with sales tax, this ain't half bad!
I've only ordered a couple of times from them; but the sooner, the quicker as someone once said. Plus, they may have a limited stock of these pistols...this is a pretty good dealHow is CDNN on shipping? Next match is in two weeks, be nice if we could get the guns broken in before then.
Where are you located?Well, missed out on the GSG deal (as of this morning they're back up to $270). Talked to mom about it, she's on board with it (more or less - her initial response was "maybe I'll buy it and let you borrow it") if I find a similar deal. Got the funds set aside, so the hunt goes on...
Also, WTF is up with Buds' pricing? Noticed a bit of fluctuation with the models I linked to in the OP - when I started this thread, the SAA-10 was at $210 cash, now it's down to $195 or so. Ain't complaining, but it's just weird...
Where are you located?
You'd be better off with the Phoenix lol...Rohm