Yeah the subject line is vague and just the sort of thing enthusiasts jump on - which I am counting on.
Here's the deal. I WILL buy a 1911 of some sort this year. It's down to a Colt Anniversary model (either the 70 or the special O1911ANVIII), or a plain-Jane RIA mil-spec.
Yes, two COMPLETELY different guns ... but this is why these are my choices:
I figure I can only buy one this year. I do not own a .45 and EVERYONE needs one, right? I have read great things about the RIA, and it fits my definition of a shooting gun.
... but there's a problem.
There's this whole 100th Anniversary thing and we have the potential to buy one of these anniversary guns ... and if I buy one of these it will be because it's a special model and it will *not* be a shooter. So do the experts here think these Anniversary models will appreciate enough in price to buy one and lay it down in the safe, or should I get me an RIA and go put holes in things?
Again I apologize for the VERY broad range of issues here, but hopefully you folks understand my dillema and can provide some advice.
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