Of course, if you have a question you don't want shared, you're welcome to send me a PM as well. However, its also meant to be interactive so please use the link below to post questions or add comments, if you desire. I'm closing this thread after posting it to preserve it in its original form. My aim is to describe these guns the way they're available to the public straight from the manufacturer. While proper modification is certainly a great way to fix a particular shortcoming, it will not give a true measurement of the in question. Other than factory options, none of these models have been modified in any way, shape, or form. The prices listed do not include these extra options, but I will certainly mention them in my description. It must also be noted that several of my s, especially the more expensive models, include some factory options. I enjoy s in all price ranges, as evidenced in this thread. I don't wish to offend anybody who thinks his or her particular model should be ranked in a different category than where you see it here. As far as categorization is concerned, I grouped these pistols in several different classes, based on features, characteristics, quality, and price. It can also serve to possibly sway somebody to hold off for a in the next category up. My effort in this guide is by no means a torture test, nor is it a test of longevity, its simply a means to get the quick information sought by members looking for a in a certain price range. Unless I mention otherwise for some of my newer additions especially, most of these pistols have rounds through them. A few had a failure or two during the first couple of magazines, but have since been perfect. Another mention is that all of the models to be reviewed have been running great. In addition, this work is designed to be edited as I continue working towards completing my collection. I will include my discontinued s that can be found some very sparingly on the used market in the last section of this guide. With a couple exceptions, these will not enter the discussion until the end. This list is comprised primarily of s that are currently available new. That said, I will try to list the characteristics of each, regardless where my preference ranks it. However, I'm looking to help narrow the choices and at least give some candid information on the models in my possession. Likewise, finding the perfect gun for everyone in their respective price range is an impossible task that I certainly can't accomplish with consistency. Let's face it, s are built by a large number of companies and people. This thread is designed specifically to help both new and existing fans make some tough choices. With our knowledgeable staff and outstanding member base, that will soon be a reality. I believe that with everyone's efforts, we can make this site truly special and certainly the best forum around. It earned it.Discussion in ' General talk ' started by bacSep 7, Buyer's guide for all you addicts Sep 7, 1. This tiny decoration really seems over the top. It suggests that someone deep inside Metro Arms sat down with a calculator and started crunching numbers in a practical way. The slide is serrated front and rear, which is a great touch. The grips are wooden, and cut in a scaled pattern that offer a decent grip, but nothing more. What you see in this list is typical to the platform. The American Classic II is anything but pretentious. And there I was judging the gun by its pretentious looks.
I then handed the gun to Jacob Epstein who was helping me with the reviews that afternoon, and he ran a magazine through with similar results. In stead, I pulled the trigger eight times and watched one ragged hole grow bigger. When I did pull the trigger, the gun shot to point of aim, exactly. There always seemed to be more pressing things I needed to get to. The all-stainless version and the blued beauty both have ornamentation that struck me as overreach on what I had assumed was sure to be a truck gun. In fact the gun has a couple of accouterments that are designed for aesthetic purposes. The two-tone on the Metro Arms still seems a bit too much to me.
I shoot a lot of s, some of which are worth more than my car. I had no working knowledge of the company. These are guns that are meant to be tossed into toolboxes, tackle boxes, and shoved under truck seats. They will shoot straight, but not too straight.
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The Metro Arms series of s is being imported from the Philippines, a country familiar with manufacturing, and the s shoot exceptionally well. Category : Metro arms 1911 price list philippines
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