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Love to shoot my 9mm Valkyrie. Accurate and beautiful. Never a problem with any ammo. You will not regret owning it.
 
Posts: 1616 | Location: Simpsonville SC | Registered: April 27, 2011Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Look into the fightlite mxr, it comes out in a month or two and it has some very interesting features like uzi style quick change barrel and easy and affordable caliber conversions, and it’s side charging. I wasn’t interested in an AR pcc until I saw this in a shot show vid.
In the caliber conversion you just change the barrel and bolt and not the bolt carrier so they claim it will be a bit cheaper for the consumer.
And you can get a 10mm kit for it
 
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RogueJSK
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Originally posted by limblessbiff:
Look into the fightlite mxr, it comes out in a month or two and it has some very interesting features like uzi style quick change barrel and easy and affordable caliber conversions, and it’s side charging. I wasn’t interested in an AR pcc until I saw this in a shot show vid.
In the caliber conversion you just change the barrel and bolt and not the bolt carrier so they claim it will be a bit cheaper for the consumer.
And you can get a 10mm kit for it


The Dan Wesson Valkyrie is not a PCC. It's a 1911.

 
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limblessbiff
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Oh yeah lol, damn that was one hell of a brain fart. I was thinking about something else
 
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I have one in 9mm that is a great shooter. No issues at all. Not picky about ammo and very accurate.


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sns3guppy
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I don't have the valkyrie, but I have several other DW 1911's. Very well made; you won't go wrong with a DW pistol.
 
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I bought a Valkyrie with unknown round count and have been shooting it without issue for over a year. At least 1500 rounds without a single issue. I paid right at the same amount as you and absolutely love this gun. Super accurate and has had zero failures with any ammo including Speer Lawman and Golddots in both 147gr and 124gr.
 
Posts: 324 | Location: GA | Registered: August 05, 2006Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Originally posted by limblessbiff:
Look into the fightlite mxr, it comes out in a month or two and it has some very interesting features like uzi style quick change barrel and easy and affordable caliber conversions, and it’s side charging. I wasn’t interested in an AR pcc until I saw this in a shot show vid.
In the caliber conversion you just change the barrel and bolt and not the bolt carrier so they claim it will be a bit cheaper for the consumer.
And you can get a 10mm kit for it


The Dan Wesson Valkyrie is not a PCC. It's a 1911.

That is a good looking piece. I love those forward angle cuts on its slide. That company knows how to build a 1911.
 
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Mine is great although I had to send the slide back to Dan Wesson as they had installed the front sight that made the POI about 6" high at 15 yards for my 9MM version of the Valkyrie.
 
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