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All other things aside, which one has removable sights?
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Jeff More
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Jeff More
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Springy Mil-Spec v. Colt 1991
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Define "removeable"?
They are all removeable unless someone has welded them to the slide.
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They are all removeable unless someone has welded them to the slide.
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Removable to me means I can replace them with Novak nite-sites!
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Both sights are removeable, but methinks you will have to get your slide milled for the Novaks, no matter which flavor of slide you have.
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AWWWWWWWWWW bunk...so I'm better off just buying a TRP or a Loaded?
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Not necessarily......it's not overly expensive to have the slide cut for Novaks. If that is the only feature you really desire, you may still be ahead to buy a plain-jane and have it milled. Tough call....
I'll tell you what. I'm trying to figure out what gun to get: some sort of semi-custom like a Baer, Wilson or Dawson or a Springfield Mil-spec sent to a gun smith. After doing a lot of research by calling gunsmiths up, from posting on this board, etc., if you want a no-frills reliable defensive pistol for conceal carry or "night-stand" duty, a Springfield Mil-Spec is the way to go. (Don't get the Colt due to the difference in parts).
First, out of the box it's just as accurate as the TRP. Second, it's parkerized vs. blued or stainless. Moreover, you can customize the gun with better quality parts verses Springfield's parts. I guess where I'm trying to get at is that eventhough it may cost you a little more to send it to the gunsmith, if not a lot more, you'll get a much better return on your investment it seems. That is what I plan to do I guess. It's either the Mil-spec or I'll get a Dawson Spec-Ops.
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First, out of the box it's just as accurate as the TRP. Second, it's parkerized vs. blued or stainless. Moreover, you can customize the gun with better quality parts verses Springfield's parts. I guess where I'm trying to get at is that eventhough it may cost you a little more to send it to the gunsmith, if not a lot more, you'll get a much better return on your investment it seems. That is what I plan to do I guess. It's either the Mil-spec or I'll get a Dawson Spec-Ops.
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