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new 1911 woohoo!

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Yes! Its mine....my precious!!! LOL!

Yesterday I became the new owner of a Springfield 1911 GI.45 Champion.I'll be taking it out to the range tomorrow.Yay!

I found a Bianchi S3 Pocket Pistol IWB holster to keep my new baby in.The original price was $79 but the owner of the store said he'd sell it to me for $39 b/c I'm a very good repeat customer.I'm going back tomorrow to pick it up.

*happy dance* I'll have a new gun and new rig now. :grin:
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1911 is my favorite.

Any pics?
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here ya go. :cool:

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Post by HEMIzygote »

Very nice! That gun is worthy of a post in this thread:

http://www.texasshooting.com/TexasCHL_F ... &start=375
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Post by Venus Pax »

That's a sweet gun. You'll be very happy with it.

Is it a Champion? (I ask b/c my 1911 is a Springfield Champion.)
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Yep its a Springfield 1911 GI .45 Champion,and I looooove it. :lol:
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Post by longtooth »

I welcome you also to the world of 1911. They are great at the range, wonderful PD weapons, & not near as hard to carry as some think.
Good job young lady.
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I carry an old model Champion. That pistol will serve you well!
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longtooth wrote:I welcome you also to the world of 1911. They are great at the range, wonderful PD weapons, & not near as hard to carry as some think.
Good job young lady.
Ah but I was already indoctrinated into the 1911 world.My first 1911 was a Norinco that my hubby let me use.But,this is my very own 1911...mine mine mine! :lol: Ofcourse as soon as I got it home I changed out the Cocobolo wood grips for black Pachmayer grips.


I've been concealing a full size 1911 (the Norinco) but this one should be a tad easier to conceal since the Champion model has a 4" barrel rather than a 5".

I'll be picking up my new Bianchi holster today. :cool:
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Shooter's Station in Conroe,TX ROCKS!!!

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WOOHOO! This is turning out to be a very fine day.

I went down to Shooter's Station in Conroe (where I purchased my 1911) yesterday to buy a holster for my new beauty but they were closed for Mother's Day.So We made a second trip today to get the holster.The day I bought the gun,the holster price was $69 but the shop owner said he'd give it to me for $39.I didnt have the cash on me so I told him I'd be back for it.So we went back today.One of the owners of Shooter's Station said that since we made 2 trips trying to be a patron of his shop rather than go elsewhere and b/c I'm a regular customer there, he GAVE me the Bianchi holster for FREE...yes I said free. :cool:

Shooter's Station in Conroe,TX ROCKS!!!!
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Very.. Very Nice!! Good Luck with it!
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