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The Quiet Man
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I picked up a Dan Wesson Valor recently. It is astoundingly well put together for a production gun, but I've never been a fan of thin grips. G10 also seemed out of place on this one. Desert ironwood seems to fit it much better...

 
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Ooooh, baybee! Now that is my idea of what a 1911 should look like. I REALLY like that!


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Ooooh, baybee! Now that is my idea of what a 1911 should look like. I REALLY like that!


You and me both. Clean lines, not a bunch of print on the slide, NO FRONT COCKING SERRATIONS. I've got a TRP that is very nice, and is a superb shooter, but this Valor is a thing of beauty and a great shooter.
 
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Beautiful combination.


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Beautiful pistol all around. I hope to own a DW someday.
 
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looks very nice
 
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A piece of art that is functional.


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The Quiet Man
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It's an elegant weapon from a more civilized era...before the Dark Side...before Gaston...

And yes, it shoots as nice as it looks.
 
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That sumbitch is a perfect 1911!!!
 
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Exactly!
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A piece of art that is functional.


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That is truly a thing of beauty! I have a DW Guardian and can also attest to the craftsmanship that DW puts into their guns.

Jerry
 
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J.M.B would be pleased...


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I like that a lot. Congratulations on a beautiful pistol.
 
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This is a picture of a gun at the top of my wishlist. Beautiful.




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You and me both. Clean lines, not a bunch of print on the slide, NO FRONT COCKING SERRATIONS.


And NO rail.


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That’s a good looking pistol, for sure. No plastic on that baby. Nicely composed – you have good taste sir!



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Love it - congrats!



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Used to be I never was all that fond of wood grips on an auto-loader, despite the fact my Ruger Mk I with the wood target grips literally melts into my hand. Then along came the Sig P239 SAS and I was in love. Have looked at wood grips on semi-autos differently, ever since then.

I once kind of fell out of love with bluing, too.

Now I'm trying to talk myself out of a blued pistol with wood grips, and the pic you just posted ain't helpin'

Seriously: Beautiful-looking pistol, copaup!



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Excellent choice!
 
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That is kinetic art. Beautiful handgun, great picture. Love the oily bluing at the muzzle.


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