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Old 03-04-2022, 03:41 PM
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Curtis ... I was just in LV to see Metallica
Buddy, Can't wait to see what direction this goes !!! LOVE the engine, and big fan of the intake, it's so clean

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Curtis ... I was just in LV to see Metallica
Buddy, Can't wait to see what direction this goes !!! LOVE the engine, and big fan of the intake, it's so clean

Cheers
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Steve I’m sorry I missed you. I was out of town for training or I’d have been there with you!

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I like it all with the exception of the Kimber.
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I like it all with the exception of the Kimber.
I was thinking the same thing…….. Nighthawk or Wilson for my 1911’s.
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I was thinking the same thing…….. Nighthawk or Wilson for my 1911’s.
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Awesome find Curtis! Looking forward to the build.
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Curtis, how did the shoulder surgery go? I've been in the same situation for the past year but have put off surgery and just lived with the limitations and pain. Looking forward to the new build.
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so......

Whats you ideas for this new plan and build, colors, wheels, just seeing what you want to let out of the bag,
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Curtis, how did the shoulder surgery go? I've been in the same situation for the past year but have put off surgery and just lived with the limitations and pain. Looking forward to the new build.
I never should have waited. The damage was so much worse than they thought. Recovery kept me out of the cockpit for four months. Used a CRYO machine for recovery. Best Buy I’ve made to date. Feel pretty good now. Still a bit more to rehab. Doc says it’ll probably take up to a year. I am back to work…sending this from 41000’ over Little Rock.

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I was thinking the same thing…….. Nighthawk or Wilson for my 1911’s.
It’s a tack driver. Of everything I’ve run, SIG is by far my favorite. Primarily their P226 TACOPS. I got some trigger time with Welds Wilson and they do make a very nice firearm, but it would never be my go to… nor would the Kimber.
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