Looks good. I like it.Following to see how you do the transition after the snoot chop. I left mine long and it still bugs me.
CHRIS
Is that a P14 frame? I've got a P12 I really like.
I'd be inclined to find a sanding drum that follows the radius on the slide transition and grind it away to match.Following to see how you do the transition after the snoot chop. I left mine long and it still bugs me.
CHRIS
I like the double stack concept but Para had a whole slew of QA issues with them in the 90s, putting out a bunch of turds. Kind of turned me off of them, but they do look nice. I hope they have improved. That's a good looking gun!
I'd be inclined to find a sanding drum that follows the radius on the slide transition and grind it away to match.
They are not around anymore. Remington purchased them and dissolved them. But Remington makes a nice double stack now that takes Para mags and looks just like it. But with a different logo. Hmmm.I didn’t even know Para was still around. I have one from the early 90s. From back when they just made parts, not full guns.
I had a PO come through here that would lock the slide back with Every shot right outta the box. Obviously had never been shot at their factory.I like the double stack concept but Para had a whole slew of QA issues with them in the 90s, putting out a bunch of turds. Kind of turned me off of them, but they do look nice. I hope they have improved. That's a good looking gun!
I had a PO come through here that would lock the slide back with Every shot right outta the box. Obviously had never been shot at their factory.
New slide stop..BangBangBangBang
I like them, and I think they make well-made guns. But those double-stacks, I do not know if it was teething issues or what, but holy moly they had issues.
I know a few guys that worked there and they all said it was managed piss poorly. The guys building the guns kept telling them that they had issues and could be easily fixed. But they wanted to take the cheap way out.
Haven't had a current production [last 5 years] Kimber come through here that would shoot 100 times without a malfunction. That's why they are $500 on the secondary market. Word gets around.and that's how you tank your reputation
I like that screw in barrel bushing. I did that to a BHP once. It works!
That is a fluted bull barrel. No bushingI like that screw in barrel bushing. I did that to a BHP once. It works!