Posted by Rich_WI on July 21, 2012 at 21:01:14 from (50.123.202.254):
In Reply to: O.T. firearms posted by rusted nuts on July 20, 2012 at 22:30:35:
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To be fair, there really is no comparison between an old Colt and a new Taurus. Due to dismal sales, Colt had to go to low volume, high finish/quality 1911s. While it looks like Colt is taking a stab at more regular models again, for a while (other than the 1991) Colt was almost pushed out of the classic Colt 1911 business.
Now, if you make a fair comparison between Colt and Taurus, you gotta look at the modern 1991 and when you do that, its a very level playing field. Most people would just say flip a coin, others would argue till they lost their voice that anything other than a gen-u-ine Colt is nothing but a copy. Any way you slice it though, its simply apples and oranges to compair an old Colt to a Taurus.
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