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Looking to buy one of these....not these exactly here...may go to another scource. But....which would you perfer.
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Winner winner, chicken dinner no matter which way you go, but (as much as I love Sigs) I would get a Colt if I were buying a 1911.
I have a very strict gun control policy: if there's a gun around, I want to be in control of it.
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I do like the Colt better but for me I would choose the Sig primarily due to the sights, I have a problem seeing the small sights on the Colt.
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They're both reliable & have good names & reputations. Go with the one that you get the best deal on. You won't go wrong with either.
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Both are great. Go with the one that fits your hand better. There IS a difference.
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I would go with the sig. It looks like there are already laser grips on it as well if you prefer them. It is a tough decision though, but I would go with the one with the best customer support which I have no experience with. I'm not familiar with sig 1911s, but I do own a p220 and know that they do have a very good quality control compared to colt as of present from what I read, but that is just the internet and not personal experience. I think sigs are new to 1911's and colt's are of course the original so its a toss up imo.
Which model is the Sig? If it is the RCS I now it's a well made easy to carry gun. The laser grips aren't a deal maker for me, just me, but they would come off immediately and rosewood thin double diamond grips would go on it.
Either way, a Colt CC is hard to pass on.
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Solid advice!Originally Posted by Romanr4
If you can't get both,...go for the best deal!
"To blame a gun for a mans decision is to foolishly attribute free will to an inanimate object"- Colion Noir.
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I'd go Colt, no contest. If it ain't a Colt, it's a copy. Besides, the Sig has that deplorable external extractor. I'd rather upgrade the Colt's sights than live with the extractor. YMMV.
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Colt! Can't go wrong with either. But, it gets my vote.
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I prefer Colts but you should be good with either
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Tough decisions like this really rustle my jimmies...
But, I'd have to say Colt. I have one myself and love it. You're not the loser if you pick the Sig though.
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An intruder will be incapacitated by tear gas or oven spray, but if shot with a .357 Magnum will get angry and kill you.
Colt all the way.
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