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INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. — Another candidate has dropped out of the running to become the next general manager of the Incline Village General Improvement District.
Dan St. John — IVGID's former director of public works — has withdrawn his name from consideration due to personal reasons, he told the Bonanza Tuesday.
"Unfortunately, life happens when you're making plans. My condition has changed since when I applied for the job back in January. I'm not in the same position I was back then," said St. John, adding it was a "very hard" decision to make because of the close ties he has with Incline Village. "I sat down with my wife, and we looked at it, and we decided it was not the best decision for us and not the best decision for IVGID."
St. John — who owns a second home in Incline Village — has been Director of Public Works and Utilities for the city of Petaluma, Calif., since 2012.
He previously worked as Public Works Director for Washoe County (2007-11); Director of Public Works for IVGID (2000-07); and Engineering Director for IVGID (1989-98).
St. John was among six candidates for the GM position, which is being vacated by the retiring Bill Horn.
Another of those candidates — Richard Mears, current vice president of Guest Services for the San Francisco Giants — also withdrew his name from consideration, citing personal and financial reasons.
The remaining four candidates — Keven Burnett, Tom Masterson, Rosemary Menard and Eric Severance — were expected to participate in an all-day public interview process scheduled for Oct. 7.
Those interviews have been canceled, according to a statement late Tuesday afternoon from the district.
"The Incline Village General Improvement District announces that it is postponing the General Manager Candidate interviews until further notice," the statement reads. "We apologize for any inconvenience this might cause."
Sacramento-based Peckham & McKenney Executive Search and Consulting announced the candidates during the Sept. 11 IVGID board meeting.
When reached by phone Tuesday, Phil McKenney confirmed the Oct. 7 interviews had been postponed, but deferred other questions to IVGID.
The district did not have further comment Tuesday, said district Public Information Officer Andrew Baird.
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Rose Kashuba glided along sprightly, mimicking the motion of cross-country skiing on an exercise machine called the elliptical. Across the room, Angeline Trybuskiewicz finished a series of chest presses, lifting 15 pounds in a routine she had perfected after five years at the Northwest Community Center.
"If I don't exercise, I feel very lazy, like I should be moving," said Kashuba, who at age 80 looks years younger. "No arthritis. No prescriptions. I have normal blood pressure and cholesterol. I just have a good lifestyle, I guess."
Kashuba and Trybuskiewicz, also 80, are among 2,000 adults over age 60 who participate regularly in Club 99, a free fitness program sponsored by the Erie County Department of Senior Services and Senior Nutrition Program. The program is conducted in community centers, hospitals and senior centers by instructors who are trained by Richard "Mr. Fitness" Derwald, 77.
"If you are not physically active, your muscles deteriorate," said Diane LaBarba, who at 64 leads the chair exercise class at the North Buffalo center. "Exercise can help you regain strength, balance and flexibility."
Exercise is a lifestyle, and it can power you through any decade of your life, medical experts agree. Older adults especially can benefit from increased physical activity, according to a local gerontologist who routinely sends his patients home with a tai chi DVD.
"Exercise helps reduce pain in joints by making muscles strong," said Dr. Robert Stall. "Walking a half-mile or quarter-mile three times a week has great benefits. Swimming is another good general exercise. My mother is 76 years old and she plays tennis six days a week."
Centenarian nation
The U.S. Census Bureau projects the population of people 100 years old or older will swell more than eightfold – from 72,000 to more than 600,000 – by 2050. A huge reason for the increasing longevity, a recent survey by UnitedHealthcare determined, was physical activity. More than half of the 100 centenarians polled said they exercise almost every day. Nearly 45 percent cite walking as their favorite physical activity. In addition, the survey found: 11 percent practice yoga, tai chi or another form of mind/body/spirit activity; 8 percent ride a bicycle regularly; 5 percent jog; and 2 percent engage in sports such as baseball, basketball, soccer or tennis.
The survey, conducted by GfKRoper, telephone-interviewed 100 centenarians and 300 people ages 50 to 55 this spring. It was conducted, in part, to determine how today's oldest Americans can guide middle-aged boomers to success in aging. Seventy-four percent of those ages 50 to 55 and 65 percent of centenarians believe that exercising with others benefits body and mind.
Betty Wolfram of Black Rock agreed. The 84-year-old has attended Club 99 events for seven years. She rarely misses the chair-exercise class offered at 11 a.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays. The fitness ball and resist-a-band workouts strengthen her muscles from head to toe. They also have helped her maintain balance – despite her nagging arthritis.
"We've all got arthritis, so we all ache anyway," said Wolfram, who wore a wide-brim hat. "Why not ache together? Nobody wants to sit at home and moan."
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Each year in this country, one of every three adults 65 years old or older has a fall, according to the Centers for Disease Control's National Center for Injury Prevention and Control. Sixty percent of fatal falls suffered by those age 65 and over occur in the home.
"For people who don't get out much, there is a very simple device called a Restorator," said gerontologist Stall, who recommends it to many homebound patients. "The pedal exerciser can be placed on the floor or on a table, depending whether you want to exercise your legs or arms.
"Do it while you watch TV," Stall suggested. "It's like pedaling a bicycle, and you can adjust the tension to increase resistance."Older adults who do not exercise often have difficulty performing daily activities, including using the toilet, showering or using stairs. Physical therapists are trained to identify these functional deficits and help remedy them through exercise.
"Maybe they have weak legs or arms, or maybe they have a balance problem," said Lynn Kelly, physical therapist and rehabilitation coordinator for Visiting Nurses of Niagara County. "Getting in and out of bed can be a problem. The people we see are homebound.
"With the elderly, you always get a decrease in muscle mass as you age," Kelly explained. "[The nurses] try to get some protein into them. That's where nutrition comes in. Muscle fibers get less flexible [with age]. It affects your balance and it's like a vicious cycle."
Aging gracefully
Since 2006, a five-week program, "Stay Well on Your Feet," has helped hundreds of older adults in Niagara County maintain good health, according to Claudia Kurtzworth, public health educator for Niagara County. Kurtzworth, a speaker in the program, visits various senior centers, spreading the message of good health with humor.
"One of the questions I ask is: 'How many of you have arthritis?' And they all laugh and raise their hands. I call it a challenge, and I tell them not to say you can't do something. Let's look at what we can do and build on that.
"We're not going to make them exercise," Kurtzworth said. "The word has such a negative connotation that I always call it physical activity."
Physical activities that have become popular among seniors for their ease and fluidity of movement are tai chi and qigong.
At DeGraff Adult Day Care in North Tonawanda, Marlene Marciniak teaches 24-posture qigong. The day care program is designed to help seniors remain functional. It fosters their independence and offers an opportunity to mingle.
"It's such a simple, easy, gentle exercise to do," said the 62-year-old instructor, who teaches the after-lunch crowd at the DeGraff center.
"They're coming in from lunch and everything is hectic," Marciniak said. "I turn on my CD. It has the sounds of birds on it. They hear the birds and they know we're going to get quiet. The class starts with four deep breaths, and then we raise our hands.
"They follow the best they can," she said. "Sometimes one hand goes up; the other goes sideways. Who cares? They're focused on what we're doing. They're also slowing down their movements. It's noticeably quieter. You can feel the ripple of calm."
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The ratio of women to men decreases as the population ages.
According to the book, "Gender Gap: The Biology of Male-Female Differences" by David Barash and Judith Eve Lipton, worldwide there are approximately 107 baby boys born for every 100 baby girls.
But all human embryos actually start out as females for the first six weeks of life.
After that sixth week of development, if the embryo is male, a certain gene on the Y chromosome will begin to produce androgens that encourage the development of male characteristics.
Men have a life expectancy of 64.52 years, as compared to a life expectancy of 68.76 for women, says information from The Harvard Medical School.
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"Kelly Richardson: Legion"
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Buffalo arts organizations have had something of a love affair with Kelly Richardson, the Canadian-born artist whose often entrancing video work combines elements of science fiction with 19th century landscape painting. Richardson, who lives in the United Kingdom, had a well-received exhibition at Hallwalls in 2008, and the Albright-Knox featured her work in its monumental "Videosphere" show in 2011. The Albright-Knox has collected more work by Richardson than any other institution. And "Legion," initiated by British curator Alistair Robinson and expanded for its Albright-Knox visit by the gallery's Holly E. Hughes, is the artist's first major traveling museum survey.
Richardson recently answered a few questions about her show by email:
Tell me a bit about "Mariner 9" (her newest work that is part of "Legion" and will receive its United States premiere at the Albright-Knox) and what you hoped to represent, capture or evoke with it.
Over the last few years, I've been increasingly interested in the function of science fiction, which allows us to experience what life might be like in the future. Scientists and futurologists can speculate on what the future might look like, but artists are capable of visualizing those futures, making them tangible. If hindsight is always 20/20, experiencing these potential futures offers us a window through which we can view our present time and direction we are headed in with some measure of clarity.
"Mariner 9" presents a Martian landscape set several centuries into the future, littered with the rusting remains from various missions to the planet. Despite its suggested abandoned state, several of the spacecraft continue to partially function, attempting to do their intended jobs, to ultimately find signs of life while possibly transmitting the data back to no one.
That search for life – to know that we're not alone in the universe – is fascinating on many levels, but it's also a beautiful, endearing endeavour, particularly for us as a species which is destroying life we know to exist on this planet at a truly alarming rate. I'm interested in that contradiction at this critical time in human history when current predictions for our future are not just unsettling, but terrifying.
Was there a moment in your career when you vacillated between painting and video? I ask because your installations, of which I've seen only a few at the Albright and Hallwalls, strike me as very painterly.
Yes; I actually studied drawing and painting in my undergraduate degree. Although video eventually took over my practice, I think I still approach it with a painterly sensibility, altering almost every pixel, controlling tone and color. As well, the works behave more like moving paintings or photographs than video in a sense, where the narrative is collapsed into a specific scene rather than delivered over time. As with paintings, viewers can spend as little or as long with the work as they like.
The Albright-Knox has been an early champion of your work. What does it mean to have an institution like the Albright follow your career so closely?
It's almost impossible to measure the impact on my practice from the collection and presentation of my work within such a notable museum, but it is substantial, far-reaching and continuous. The Albright-Knox has been a tremendous support for which I'm eternally grateful and honored.
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text: I predict Hanyu skates much like he did at the Olys. I think Liebers had the skate of his life at the Olys and will get the yips at worlds. I don't think Kevin Reynolds has anything more than jumps and actually think Max looks better on the ice (ohmygod, did I just say that? Golden, where are you?) I'm guessing if there is a dark horse it's someone we least expect and it will be a pleasant surprise. Wouldn't surprise me if it's one of the Japanese skaters.


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There are lots of reasons B2B communicators use Firefox when surfing the web, which include things like stability, security and support of open source software, but the best reason is the customization available with add-ons. There are over 1100 add-ons that are categorized as Social and Communications and we are going to look a few of them that people use to help manage their social media tasks. Note that if you haven't installed add-ons before, they do not get installed without restarting Firefox. Generally all the open tabs will reload on a restart, but sometimes they don't.
Yoono runs in left hand sidebar of your browser and lets you interact with Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and various chat platforms without giving up large amounts of screen real estate. You can view your social profiles combined or separate, and you can also post status updates, post photos and share links to your networks. You can easily choose which networks to post to with every post. It incorporates bit.ly link shortening, but it seems to share links without including the title of the post. Make sure you test each aspect of any tool before you start fully implementing it.
Amplify allows you to share links and selections from pages by bringing up a sharing toolbar. These links post to your selected networks, as well as aggregate on a profile page at Amplify.com with your comments. This combines the ability to share links on multiple networks with one click and they all point back to a single post on Amplify, which includes comments and a social network.
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So you have heard about Buzz and you want an easy way to use it. Buzz It creates a bookmarklet in your Firefox toolbar. When you are on a page you want to share in Buzz, click the bookmarklet and it will open a GMail message that lets you send the link and comments to buzz. This is one of many ways to share things on Buzz.
Feedly is one of the best Firefox social media add-ons because it brings a familiar web magazine layout to RSS readers. Using your Google profile, it presents all your feeds in an easily digestible format that doesn't focus on the number of posts you haven't read (like Google Reader does). There's lots going on in this tool including details about how your content is shared, displaying content of the same type, like video, grouped together regardless of its source, a small toolbar that helps you share across networks, and discovery tools for finding additional relevant content. Load up this tool and dig in to learn more about your social graph and to overcome your fears of RSS.
I heard of Tweecious thanks to Kipp's recent post about Delicious and social bookmarking. This has got to be one of the slickest tools I have seen, from both an interface side and from a functionality side. When you click setup, it says here's your Twitter account and here's your Delicious account, and gives you the opportunity to change them. The only question is do you want to grab links from previous tweets or just go forward. That's it. It runs in the background and grabs any links you post to Twitter and saves them as Delicious bookmarks. If you are saving links as reference for future review, it is a good idea to save them in multiple places.
If there is one theme running through this list, it is the ability to more easily manage multiple networks. So one of the things to watch out for is creating duplicate content on aggregation networks, like FriendFeed. One great use for this is to create a feed of shared links. Tweecious can grab your links from your corporate Twitter account, but not conversations, and create a list of links in Delicious. Now you can use the Delicious feed that was automatically created.
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Another first: we took the ferry out to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, first stop of hundreds of thousands of people emigrating to America.. My husband has Italian great-grandparents who emigrated to America in the early 20th century. We're not sure which ones came through Ellis Island, but it motivated us to learn more about their stories. We also visited the 9/11 memorial (right) and witnessed the construction of the new World Trade Center development. The memorial was even more moving than I expected it to be. It's a powerful and appropriate tribute to the many lives that were lost and affected that day.
While we're on the subject of NYC, have you heard about Quilters Take Manhattan? (Not to be confused with The Muppets Take Manhattan – there are no muppet babies or chicken harems involved in this event.)
Quilters Take Manhattan is an event to support The Quilt Alliance, a non profit organization dedicated to the preservation of the heritage of American quilts, including documenting quiltmakers and their stories. This event features guests such as Denyse Schmidt, Mark Lipinski and Jennifer Chiaverini. You can find out more about attending and purchasing tickets here. If you're like me, and you can't be there in person, there is a "Home Ticket" option where you'll get access to video footage as well as gifts, samples and other swag from sponsors and eligibility to win door prizes or buy signed copies of Denyse Schmidt's latest book. Very cool. Check it out.


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I read and read and read them over again (and you should, too) and my heart kept landing on this one by Kara:
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Only three months after announcing their engagement, Alec Baldwin and Hilaria Thomas have tied the knot.
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marine 97-03
December 5, 2012, 04:57 AM
Hi guys so can I find a 1911 5 inch with beaver tail and 3 dot sights for under 700$ would the pt1911 be a good start ???? What do you suggest .
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December 5, 2012, 05:04 AM
Rock Island Tactical 1911s
December 5, 2012, 05:44 AM
Para Ordnance make some pretty good 1911s for 6-700 range.
December 5, 2012, 06:03 AM
RIA Tactical. Currently out of stock at Buds but shows a price of $445 whenever they do have it. They also have a Tactical Rail model that's available for $631.
December 5, 2012, 06:10 AM
Rock island @Centerfiresystems
December 5, 2012, 06:54 AM
Nothing wrong with a RIA.
USA made Ruger SR1911 would be (and is) my choice.
December 5, 2012, 07:19 AM
Ruger SR1911
December 5, 2012, 07:25 AM
Is there an echo in here?
SR1911. You can probably find one for around $650 - that's what I got mine for. RIA also makes a fine budget 1911...though I've never owned one. The SR1911 is my everywhere1911 - on the nightstand or in a chair, I take my Ruger everywhere.
marine 97-03
December 5, 2012, 08:33 AM
What about the PT1911...seems to have a ton of features ,,, isn't RIA. ATI, and Metro arms all made in the PI ...some in the same plants as the other ones juts stamped with different names?
December 5, 2012, 11:16 AM
I would look at the Ruger or the STI SPartan. I currently carry a Kimber Custom II, but I think it's just out of the given price range.
December 5, 2012, 06:25 PM
STI Spartan easy. I love mine and it compares fairly favorably with my Les Baer as well.
December 5, 2012, 08:52 PM
Nothing wrong with a pt1911, I had one once, nice front and backstrap checkering, slide serrations, and my favorite, skeletonized trigger, this gun never failed me, just traded to a Kimber custom II.
December 5, 2012, 09:33 PM
MetroArms / Bersa
Lovin' mine.
December 5, 2012, 10:28 PM
I would advise staying as far away from Taurus as possible. I am also not big on the Remington R1 or any of the Filipino manufactured 1911s. (And yes, I have owned one.)
I would make an exception for the RIA Spartan. The parts are manufactured in the Philipines, but final fitting and assembly is performed by people who know what they are doing.
The Ruger 1911 is another good choice, especially if you like a stainless 1911.
If you know what you are looking for, you can find a higher end used 1911 at a bargain price. But that might take a while to learn the ins-and-outs....
December 5, 2012, 10:36 PM
STI Spartan easy. I love mine and it compares fairly favorably with my Les Baer as well.
I love my Spartan, too. But it doesn't meet his requirement of 3 got sights. He'd easily go over $700 buying new sights.
OP, I've heard some good reviews of the PT1911, but beware of their customer service should you need it. For that reason alone I would choose the RIA, or Ruger. Or the Spartan if you can live with/afford to switch out the sights.
December 5, 2012, 10:57 PM
RIA 1911 in 10mm. (http://www.slickguns.com/product/rock-island-armory-r1-1911-10mm-5-barrel-8-rounds-scaled-vz-g10-grips-parkerized-599)
Well, your fault for not specifying :)
December 5, 2012, 11:01 PM
Colt! Commander size suits me. For under $700, it would have to be used.
marine 97-03
December 5, 2012, 11:44 PM
Just seen a Girsan MC 1911......WOW..
December 5, 2012, 11:51 PM
RIA 1911 in 10mm.
Well, your fault for not specifying
That looks like a darn nice gun for $600!
December 6, 2012, 02:50 AM
Here we go again! My choice in your price range hands down would be the STI Spartan as well. Now to correct what's been said:
STI is an American (USA) company and manufacturer of 1911s and 2011s. The Spartan's slide and frame are manufactured by Armscor in the Phillipines to STI's specs. STI ships the internals to Armscor where they are fitted, again to STI's specs. by a group of Armscor employees who have been trained by STI.
Now I respect your budget but I don't care at all for 3-dot sights. A link to the Spartan: http://www.brazoscustom.com/sti_guns/sti_spartan.htm
marine 97-03
December 6, 2012, 02:59 AM
Can I get it with 3 dot sights?
December 6, 2012, 03:28 AM
I used to just black out the rear dots on Novaks. Now I've taken to replacing them altogether. Faster without them and every bit as accurate when I tried it.
As it was explained to me (roughly): the brain attempts to interpret what it sees. Training tells you the top edge of the front and rear sight must be aligned and used for aiming. Center the front post in the rear notch and that's that. But those three dots keep drawing your attention as the brain seeks meaning and alignment which of course distracts you from what needs aligned and furthermore from the front sight where you must focus.
marine 97-03
December 6, 2012, 03:40 AM
They got a SS Spartan ?
Jed Carter
December 6, 2012, 04:58 AM
I've shot the Taurus PT1911, 9mm and .45, great pistol for the money, real Novak sights too. I thought the STI Spartan came with STI Bomar style adjustable sights. For just over the $700 price I would go with a SIG like this one http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/50939
December 6, 2012, 08:36 AM
Can I get it with 3 dot sights?
Only if you buy aftermarket.
Thet got a SS Spartan ?
Parkarized only.
December 6, 2012, 08:54 AM
For your stated preferences in your price range, new, in no particular order:
STI Spartan
RIA Tactical
Ruger SR1911
These are by far your top choices. Buying used completely changes the scenario.
I know some people like the Taurus but after much research I encountered a preponderance of complaints, enough to put me off.
As for the Girsan -- at that price point I'd definitely go with the much more well-established RIA.
Read this, it's interesting and informative -- plus you get to look at a bunch of cool 1911s:
Lastly, 1911s for about $700 gets discussed a lot; run a search and you'll find plenty more info.
December 6, 2012, 09:44 AM
ParaOrdnance (http://www.americanrifleman.org/ArticlePage.aspx?id=1952&cid=19)or Remington R1 (http://www.americanrifleman.org/articles/remington-r1-review/).
December 6, 2012, 09:55 AM
You cannot get them, as smalls said, in stainless steel or cherry red.
Not with 3-dots, or with two, there are others, that is true.
I like the Ruger quite a lot, but where to find one? Hard to spot.
Owners like them, sure enough, but where to buy one has been tough.
If you like stainless, what to do? Then Ceracoat it, good as new.
Or find that Ruger, if you care. Check the PX or a local gun fair.
With 3-dot sights and stainless steel, priced just right, one heck of a deal.
Either one might be for you, personally I like my guns blue.
marine 97-03
December 6, 2012, 01:41 PM
There's been some tigers floating around on armslist.com might check there
December 6, 2012, 03:15 PM
PT1911's are sort of like gambling. If you get a good one, you'll never have any problems with it and you'll be completely clueless as to why so many people hate on Taurus. Or, if you get a lemon, you'll either sell it or nickel and dime your way to basically purchasing a new gun.
Ala Dan
December 6, 2012, 04:22 PM
Ruger SR1911~!
marine 97-03
December 6, 2012, 11:14 PM
The RIA tactical has gotten a little hard to find it seems
December 6, 2012, 11:33 PM
Guys are snatching up the RIAs. Buy the $450 1911 then replace the slide stop, thumb safety, grip safety, trigger, hammer, sear and disco. Put some new stocks on it, buy an EGW bushing, maybe a Kart EZ-Fit barrel, new sights and call it a day. Love hearing how it's $200 cheaper than the Spartan (filled with premium parts), just good economic sense!
Regardless of what you choose brand wise try to find one that has every last feature you want. Replacement parts can get expensive quick.
Sorry 'bout the Green Eggs and Hammin it up post earlier, cold medication and me don't really mix.
marine 97-03
December 7, 2012, 12:55 AM
Its all good skyler...I have always enjoyed reading your post. ... keep bringing it brother
marine 97-03
December 7, 2012, 02:38 AM
Ok ..things are changing ..... I was going to buy an AR and a 1911.... my budget is 1600$ the m&p sport was the ar I was getting ....but I may just buy pistols...so 2 1911's like a sr1911 and the Spartan ......now the fun begins. :)
December 7, 2012, 05:00 AM
a bunch of 1911's and still do. I have owned sevral springfields, Colts, Rock Islands, Taurus, Kimbers and even the Ruger. I sold all my Springfields and Colts. I still have Several Kimbers, a couple Of RIA's, the Ruger and 2 Taurus PT1911's. The Taurus guns are a great deal and they shoot great. Mine are the duo-tone version so they also look great. If I could carrya 5 inch gun it would probably be the Taurus. The Ruger is also a good choice. I like the Rocks but have had minor problems with both of mine.
December 7, 2012, 07:05 AM
Ok ..things are changing ..... I was going to buy an AR and a 1911.... my budget is 1600$ the m&p sport was the ar I was getting ....but I may just buy pistols...so 2 1911's like a sr1911 and the Spartan ......now the fun begins. :)
Why not just increase your single 1911 budget to $1600? I don't see the logic in purchasing two entry-levels.
New, stainless finish Dan Wesson Valor.
marine 97-03
December 7, 2012, 09:16 AM
Why not just increase your single 1911 budget to $1600? I don't see the logic in purchasing two entry-levels.
New, stainless finish Dan Wesson Valor.
Its just me....I would rather have 2 damn SOLID guns than one ubber expensive one ...they will fill there roll in my house or on my side as good as any.....and theres money left for other goodies, ammo,mags,holsters. And maybe enough for some other 1911 like a Regent or ATI.
December 7, 2012, 09:33 AM
Its just me....I would rather have 2 damn SOLID guns than one ubber expensive one ...they will fill there roll in my house or on my side as good as any.....and theres money left for other goodies, ammo,mags,holsters. And maybe enough for some other 1911 like a Regent or ATI.
Gotcha. Back to original suggestions, then. Enjoy. :)
December 7, 2012, 09:36 AM
Norinco model 1911 if, you can find one. I bought on that was LNIB ($400 about 1 year ago) and it is a very good 1911. Say what you want about being Chinese but you can't deny it is of excellent quality and true mil-spec except nicer sights and the grip screws are metric.
marine 97-03
December 8, 2012, 01:22 PM
anybody know anything about citidel 1911 or girsan?
December 8, 2012, 04:06 PM
Shot the Citadel. Slightly more expensive copy of the RIA. Buddy owns the one I fired, currently in pieces while he carefully dehorns all necessary parts. He's probably got 3,000+ through it but shelved it awhile after buying a TRP.
Believe the Girsan is Turkish, haven't seen one yet.
December 9, 2012, 12:00 AM
While you'll probably get a lot of PT1911 haters chiming in I'm not one of those, I've had my stainless PT1911 since 2008 and to date have over 19K rounds through it with out any uncommon 1911 failures being mostly ammo related, I have kept all the original fire control parts which are made through a MIM process which some detest, but in intervals of about every 3K rounds I strip the 1911 down and inspect all the parts under magnification and I haven't found any excessive wear on the parts, though my PT1911 did suffer the infamous ambi-thumb safety failure for which Taurus sent me a replacement safety within a 5 day period, my experience with their customer service has been positive and prompt, I can honestly recommend the PT1911 and would not hesitate to buy another one, I believe that the PT1911 offers the most bag for your buck in the industry, good luck to you.
shoot safe, shoot straight, and have fun
marine 97-03
December 9, 2012, 11:07 PM
I like the stainless look...RIA doesn't offer a stainless do they....do any of the phillipino guns come in stainless ?
December 10, 2012, 12:34 AM
The closest to stainless that Amscor produces their 1911 is in nickel.
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