Monday, December 04, 2006

Boomsticks: Wishin' I was rich.

Guess what we just got in at the shop?

A shiny new uber-rare Springfield Professional.

Wish I could afford it, 'cause the only thing finer than having one Pro would be having two...

Sigh.

11 comments:

Anonymous said...

Over $2400 MSRP? Wow.

Anonymous said...

What's the CCA price on that?

Anonymous said...

Wow. I don't own a 1911 of any sort, but that is one pretty pistol.

But all things considered I'll stick with my XD45 and my P220, which put together ran me about 1/3 the cost of that little gem you're drooling over.

T.Stahl said...

2400 bucks?

Vheap compared to a SIG 210-5 heavy frame longslide. ;-)

Anonymous said...

Yeah I play that game about a dozen times a day in my head too. If I was only rich, so that I can put my favorite gun store owner's kid through college.

Anonymous said...

"cause the only thing finer than having one Pro would be having two..."

Yeah. That's my downfall; I think every toy I get has to have a playmate.

"You can never be too rich, too thin or have too many Smith & Wessons."

trainer said...

Sorry for being Mr. Bummer, but the high-dollar pistols I've bought just don't seem to be worth the money. Too tight or too finicky. I've gotten rid of several of them and bought their cheaper brothers - ones that tend to work all the time.

Anonymous said...

Many high dollar toys aren't worth the price of admission.

The Pros are.

Anonymous said...

Enlighten me. What's a Springfield Pro"? Thanks

Anonymous said...

The Sprinfield Professional Model is the Custom Shop weapon adopted for use by the FBI HRT and SWAT teams. Unlike some marketing ploys, this is the actual weapon used by the FBI: the smith making it has no idea if the weapon is going to fulfill the FBI contract or onto the commercial market.

It is a handfitted weapon capable of superb accuracy while maintaining excellent reliability. The 20 LPI checkering on the fronstrap is also good for grating cheese or tenderizing meat.

Tam said...

"The 20 LPI checkering on the fronstrap is also good for grating cheese or tenderizing meat."

Grow stronger. ;)