FJ Hutch

Never sell a gun, that's bad shooting. Buying another one is just good sense, lol. I have been reading the handbook, but there isn't enough pictures in it for me and I've had trouble understanding just what is allowed and not allowed.

Just told by the boys in Boom Town that the 1911 had to be an M1911 or M1911-A1. My XSE is an NRA Bianchi Cup model and it shoots very well, but it has serrations on front of slide and full adjustable three dot Bomar sights with 5 eight round mags. I use it for IPSC at times.

What would I have to take off the Gold Cup to make it useable in the Traditional category. What is meant by a "Bull Barrel"? the Gold Cup I'm looking to buy has a National Match barrel & bushing.

I was thinking about leaning over to the Wild Side and need to buy a 1911 for that purpose. I have learned that my XSE does not make the grade and so I am looking for a good gun that will be a straight shooter right out of the box. Can I use a Series 70 Colt Gold Cup with National Match barrel system and adjustable sights? The Colt Gold Cup is known as the finest shooting semi-automatic in the world, and is the standard for competitive guns. The first Colt Gold Cup pistol was introduced in the late 1950’s to give competitive shooters a gun to take directly from the dealer’s showcase to the firing line. Colt Gold Cup pistols have been used to compete in local club matches through the National Matches at Camp Perry. It features an Adjustable Wide Trigger, National Match® Barrel, Adjustable Target Sights, and many other refinements as standard. Features ◾Standard Safety Lock ◾Wide Target Trigger ◾Lowered and Flared Ejection Port ◾National Match® Barrel ◾Round Top Slide ◾Checkered Walnut Stocks with Gold Medallions (O5870NM) ◾Wrap Around Rubber Stocks with Nickel Medallions (O5070X) ◾Fully Adjustable Bomar Style Rear Sight ◾Target Post Front Sight