Yep, I finally decided how I wanted my Commander-sized Wilson Combat built.
The base model is their Elite Professional.
© 2007 Wilson's Gun Shop Inc.Now I get to wait impatiently for the phone to ring.
In about two months.
Sigh.
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
"Buy A Gun" Day
Okay, in my case it was "Order A Gun" Day. Does that count?
Yep, I finally decided how I wanted my Commander-sized Wilson Combat built.
The base model is their Elite Professional.
© 2007 Wilson's Gun Shop Inc.I ordered it with a smooth, not stippled, Ed Brown bobtail, no magwell of course, single tactical safety instead of ambi, no Lasergrips, two sets of grips fitted to the bobtail with hex-head screws, tactical tritium sights, 3.5 lb. tuned match trigger (yeah, I know, but it's the same as the one I'm carrying now, and all I shoot any more is SA semi-auto's with really good triggers). It's all carbon steel, fully finished in allover-black ArmorTuff.
Now I get to wait impatiently for the phone to ring.
In about two months.
Sigh.
Yep, I finally decided how I wanted my Commander-sized Wilson Combat built.
The base model is their Elite Professional.
© 2007 Wilson's Gun Shop Inc.Now I get to wait impatiently for the phone to ring.
In about two months.
Sigh.
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3 comments:
That's going to be awful nice. The only thing I'd order different is ask for a "blank slide" i.e., no "Wilson" or any other text rolled into the slide.
I wish I would've known I had that option when I ordered my CQB. At least I knew enough not to get those awful holster grinding forward serrations.
Can't wait for the range report.
Eeessss niiiiice.
Bobtail, single-side safety, ArmorTuff finish.
That's good. It'll protect the finish from the drool.
I, on the other hand, would go with forward serrations. My kydex is unaffected by them, and I like the utility.
Its beautiful,congratulations.
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