- Jul 3, 2003
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Kimber is nice but to get one in the g'mnt model frame size would have cost me around $1,000. I'm saving my money for a nice Beretta Silver Pigeon II right now so the Kimber was not worth the extra money for me.
Frame fit on this Para-Ordnance is not at all sloppy.
They also included the spent cartridge after the test fire in an envelope with the gun, dated and signed by the technician and a Q/A check list that was hand checked (all items check marked in ink). I'm not saying that counts for much but it isn't something I've seen with other guns I've purchased.
I know Smith & Wesson test fires their guns though before they leave the factory because I bought a .44 Magnum about 5 months ago and the thing was filthy with powder residue...would have been nice if they could have cleaned the gun after firing it.
Frame fit on this Para-Ordnance is not at all sloppy.
They also included the spent cartridge after the test fire in an envelope with the gun, dated and signed by the technician and a Q/A check list that was hand checked (all items check marked in ink). I'm not saying that counts for much but it isn't something I've seen with other guns I've purchased.
I know Smith & Wesson test fires their guns though before they leave the factory because I bought a .44 Magnum about 5 months ago and the thing was filthy with powder residue...would have been nice if they could have cleaned the gun after firing it.