Well, any of the makers named turn out a good product. Wilson, however, is a custom/semi-custom shop whereas the others are commercial entities. The wilson line will demonstrate more hand-fitting that a Sig or Kimber.
If you have no qualms paying $1500, I would suggest the Wilson simply because of the quality fitting. A Sig is definitely well-made and I don't hesitate to recommend them.
Given the three choices, the Kimber and Wilson are the same gun, the Wilson is simply built better. If the feel of the 1911 is better than the Sig, that's what you go with.
Both styles can be accurate and reliable. But, no Sig will ever be as fun to shoot as the 1911, nor as easily customized.
Of course, you might want to buy a baseline Colt 1991 and customize it once you've learned about the weapon. You'll love them.
If you're not a customizing kind of guy and like the feel of the 1911 over the Sig, go with the Wilson.
Size is too personal choice, but concealing a full size 5" 1911 isn't that hard.
I've rambled enough. Let me know if I've helped.
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If you have no qualms paying $1500, I would suggest the Wilson simply because of the quality fitting. A Sig is definitely well-made and I don't hesitate to recommend them.
Given the three choices, the Kimber and Wilson are the same gun, the Wilson is simply built better. If the feel of the 1911 is better than the Sig, that's what you go with.
Both styles can be accurate and reliable. But, no Sig will ever be as fun to shoot as the 1911, nor as easily customized.
Of course, you might want to buy a baseline Colt 1991 and customize it once you've learned about the weapon. You'll love them.
If you're not a customizing kind of guy and like the feel of the 1911 over the Sig, go with the Wilson.
Size is too personal choice, but concealing a full size 5" 1911 isn't that hard.
I've rambled enough. Let me know if I've helped.
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When reason fails...