How Radical is the 'Tactical' Option

[ananoman]

I am going to be ordering a concept VII in the near future and am considering the tactical option where sharp edges are removed. It would be nice to knock off the sharp edges, but I do not want a gun that looks like an old bar of soap like some of the more radical 'dehorning' jobs. If you own a gun with the 'tactical' treatment, I would like to hear your opinion on this.

[Edward]

My P-II came with tactical option, that was the way Sporting Arms had ordered it, it is not radical at all. If they hadn't told me in advance, I might not have noticed. of course I am a 'newbie', this is my first 1911, and I have never handled a 1911 that was badly in need of de-horning, so I'm not sure just how bad it can get. but this is a nominal cost option, go ahead and get it, it is certainly not a futuristic melted bar of soap look.
Ed
Life has enough sharp edges as it is.

[WBB]

The Concept VII is a great pistol, ordered mine through Davidsons Gallery of Guns. I assumed they all came that way. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v649/WBB1911/toys036.jpg

[T-TAC]

Les Baer does just a nice Breaking of the sharp edges. Nothing radical.
Don't lose any sleep about it.
I'm sure you will love it. Enjoy!

[SatCong]

Like they said, he take off only the sharp edge's. My concept VI, has it,I like it. :)

[ananoman]

After reading other post, I was also looking to order from Sporting Arms as their prices seemed very reasonable. When I went to their website, they had the concept VII listed with the tactical option and without it. Since it seems that it just involves knocking off the sharp edges I will try to get the 'tactical' one. Thank you all for your help.