kz 45 or millenium protector ???
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hey folks, i need some help with a decision. i am a long time 1911 fan, and have always wanted a wilson combat hand gun, but, have not been able to afford one untill now. but the problem im having is that i cant decide kz 45 or millenium protector, what do you think?
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I have always been a fan of steel guns. You will do well for either the Millenium or the CQB. Primary difference between the two if you get the Millenium with night sights is checkering.
I have sold many of both and good results. I personaly use a CQB as a shop or demo gun. The gun is "well" used and shot alot.
The previous demo was a 1996 which is the forerunner to the Millinium.
The folks who bought the milleniums have been pleased. If you decide to get a millenium order it with the new 463 series of sights.
Those are the new tactical sight which looks like the Novak and add about $50 to the cost of the 367 night sighted gun but it is well worth the money.
Email off line if you want more information.
I hope this helps.
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Be safe and keep the brass flying
Terry Peters
http://www.pt-partners.com
Do your research but you get what you pay for front end or back end.
I have always been a fan of steel guns. You will do well for either the Millenium or the CQB. Primary difference between the two if you get the Millenium with night sights is checkering.
I have sold many of both and good results. I personaly use a CQB as a shop or demo gun. The gun is "well" used and shot alot.
The previous demo was a 1996 which is the forerunner to the Millinium.
The folks who bought the milleniums have been pleased. If you decide to get a millenium order it with the new 463 series of sights.
Those are the new tactical sight which looks like the Novak and add about $50 to the cost of the 367 night sighted gun but it is well worth the money.
Email off line if you want more information.
I hope this helps.
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Be safe and keep the brass flying
Terry Peters
http://www.pt-partners.com
Do your research but you get what you pay for front end or back end.
Of these two,I would pick the protector. But what I really want to suggest is that you buy the CQB if you are looking for a duty weapon. I got my CQB from Terry Peters. He is VERY knowledgeable and helpful.
[This message has been edited by Robe (edited 05-20-2001).]
[This message has been edited by Robe (edited 05-20-2001).]
I really like my Millennium Protector. I'm not really crazy about the checkering, and I really don't like the two-tone green finish on the CQB. The MP has the armor-tuff and the new night sights, which were more to my liking. I also bought mine from Terry at PT Partners. He helped me with my decision, and I would recommend contacting him for help and advise.
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For what it's worth whatever gun you decide to buy give Terry Peter first shot at selling it to you. This guy is a class act. I bought a Stainless Protector from Wilson and have been having some problems getting the gun. Terry has been helping me out and I did not even buy the gun from him. My first mistake!
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