Wilson Combat And NightHawk...
- Thread starter KBar666
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Hmm...what do you want to do with your weapon? Is this for gunsmithing work or a purchase?
Wilson Combat, I think the Night Hawks are way over priced for what you get. Besides WC has a hell of a better and longer rep in 1911's.
That being said, I won't drop that kind of coin for a "tactical or combat" pistol. Now a NM hardball bulls eye gun, yeah but I wont be using WC or NH for that either.:2c:
That being said, I won't drop that kind of coin for a "tactical or combat" pistol. Now a NM hardball bulls eye gun, yeah but I wont be using WC or NH for that either.:2c:
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I own one of both manufacturers. I like the Wilson, if that means anything ?
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I carry a Wilson CQB/rail whenever I'm not working. The gun is about 6 years old, has about 25K through it, and runs like a scalded dog. It still shoots better than I do (I can hear the wisecracks now...). The only parts I've replaced are buffer springs and shok-buffs. It was a nice tax deduction 
I like Nighthawk as well, and will likely own one. They're a newer company, that's true. But they were started by former Wilson 'smiths, so there's a fair bit of experience there.
If I had to choose between the two, I'd pick the one closest to my hand or perhaps the one the dealer priced a bit cheaper.
I can tell you that Wilson customer service was excellent when I ordered the pistol and whenever I called them for anything.
I don't think you'll regret either one.
I like Nighthawk as well, and will likely own one. They're a newer company, that's true. But they were started by former Wilson 'smiths, so there's a fair bit of experience there.
If I had to choose between the two, I'd pick the one closest to my hand or perhaps the one the dealer priced a bit cheaper.
I can tell you that Wilson customer service was excellent when I ordered the pistol and whenever I called them for anything.
I don't think you'll regret either one.
