Both of them 1911 style pistols.

First, a Dan Wesson Razorback equipped with a set of Crimson Trace Laser Grips.



Why I love the laser grips. 21 feet with my 185 grain 10mm reloads.



And this one is so new I haven't even taken it to the range yet. A custom built Fusion Firearms long slide (6") Traditional Hunter, with a black oxide finish, and fully adjustable fiber optic sights. If they don't work as good as the Laser Grips, I'll put another set of CT's on it.

You NEED one more.  Something compact.  An officers or a CCO sized 1911 would fit the bill, as would a Glock 29.  Then you will really be "well rounded".

I LOVE that Fusion.  I seriously considered that model over my Kimber, but just couldn't swing the extra money. 

Quote from: arttyszka on March 01 2013 11:56:15 AM MST
I LOVE that Fusion.  I seriously considered that model over my Kimber, but just couldn't swing the extra money.

Funny, I was saying the same thing about a Kimber. But a big night on the boat put a couple spare thousand bucks in my wallet and I said why not?

Sounds like it was meant to be.

A subcompact?


Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.

The grips on that Fusion are gorgeous.  Forget the CT...

It was one of the 4 grips he offered to put on it. I chose those because they looked the best to me, and they didn't cost any more than the others.

It's fun to have options.

Quote from: FACE on March 05 2013 10:14:19 PM MST
The grips on that Fusion are gorgeous.  Forget the CT...

Actually I was looking at the new CT's with the green laser. It mounts on the front trigger guard and you could still see the cool wood grips!

Sounds like a win-win.

I want the second one,   already have the top one .   

Sometimes I wish I had more fun-money.  Okay, I'll rephrase;  All of the time I wish I had more fun-money.

I was going to say...Just sometimes?

Quote from: michael e on March 10 2013 05:41:07 PM MDT
I want the second one,   already have the top one .   

That's funny, since so did I. I just came up with the cash needed to get the Fusion.