Nice choice! The CBOB is one of my favorite wants.
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Nice choice! The CBOB is one of my favorite wants.
Snowman, very nice and Congratulations.
Is there a "break in" period for a Dan Wesson? I forgot I must read JD's blog again.
Not according to the manufacturer. Remember, reliability testing is different than a specified break in period.
Dan Wesson: All DW says in it's wonderfully brief 7 page manual about what do prior to firing is
Before firing your DAN WESSON handgun for the first time…
To assure safe, trouble-free performance beginning with the first time you fire your DAN WESSON handgun, follow the cleaning and lubricating instructions of this manual.
I don't recall there being mention of a break in period in the manual. But I would assume after 500-800 rounds it'll run smooth. I think the real break in period will be with me. I'm used to shooting my only other pistol, XD9sc. Trigger is very different and getting used to the manual safety will take some practice to do it without thought. I will say that the sights and sight radius made me more accurrate right away.
I have to say...I'm anxious to carry it. But I need a holster for it. Rocky, you should be hearing from me soon!
Thanks everyone. I just got off the phone with Rocky at Pure Kustom. He happened to have a antiqued saddle tan Black Ops Pro in stock. Should ship out Monday! Wooo -f'n-hooo am I excited. Rocky if you read this....Thanks much and I ejoyed the conversation!
You really are a lucky guy! I have been trying to get one of those but I have not been able to find one. Congrats to the CBOB!![]()
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Nice gun, looks just like mine![]()
Now all you need is a good holster. So many choices. I bought two: Crossbreed Supertuck and C5 Leather Montana XLT. The jury is still out on both, but I can say they are both very comfortable.
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Congratulations, a great 1911 and a great holster all in one week. I think you hit a home run.
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Congrats!!and excellent choice too! just make sure you lube it nice and to loosen the slide to frame, make sure its unloaded,no mags near you and then start getting some exercise by racking the slide back and forth until you get tired then switch hands and do it again, Dan wessons are known for having a tight fitting and this is the cheapest way to loosen it wiyh out spending money on ammo..P.s I have one still unfired, got it 2yrs ago, saving it for my boy who is only 6..I also got the Pointman 7 in 40cal..
Great pickup snowman, I have been preaching about the virtues of Dan Wesson
1911s here for over 3 years now, and I am glad to see more people are coming around and seeing the light. The CBOB's are outstanding and DW 1911's in general are likely the best semi-custom 1911platform availble today in the $900-1100 range. The list of features is impressive for this price range and the association with CZUSA has really been a boon for the quality and service for DW handguns.
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When I leave the home port:
S&W 642 Airweight, Ruger SP 101, Colt Detective Spec., CZ RAMI, Kahr PM9, Kahr CW40, S&W Model 10-7, Glock 30, 19, and 26, Browning Hi Power, CZ82, Colt Commander, Dan Wesson PM7, Ruger LCP