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ET. · February 18, 2013, 08:48 PM

You could pick up a Ruger SR1911 for about $650, at least that's what they were before the crazyness set in. They are stainless and nice guns to shoot. I started out with a $500 budget for my first 1911, but ended up spending $750 to get exactly what I wanted (Springfield Range Officer). Spending a few extra dollars up front when purchasing a gun can pay off big in the long run. I've never regretted buying a higher quality gun than I wanted to begin with. I have regretted buying a gun that ended up being too cheap. But hey, that's just me...

February 18, 2013, 08:48 PM	#23
ET. Senior Member Join Date: June 8, 2010 Location: Savannah, Ga. Posts: 638	You could pick up a Ruger SR1911 for about $650, at least that's what they were before the crazyness set in. They are stainless and nice guns to shoot. I started out with a $500 budget for my first 1911, but ended up spending $750 to get exactly what I wanted (Springfield Range Officer). Spending a few extra dollars up front when purchasing a gun can pay off big in the long run. I've never regretted buying a higher quality gun than I wanted to begin with. I have regretted buying a gun that ended up being too cheap. But hey, that's just me... __________________ Soldiers are dying every day to protect our freedoms. The least we can do is vote.