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The ULC has an aluminum frame, concealment BTGS and hammer. The CQB is a steel framed gun and has a fluted bull barrel. The other appointments are pretty much identical because that's just how I like them set up.Ok, school me on the differences on the two Wilson's other than grips. What am I missing in the pictures?
The Pro's are a 2 year wait, or right at it anyway and Dave at DRC was able to get them for $2600 each. That may have been the price he was able to locked into when he ordered them, which was over 3 years ago. But they usually sell for more than they cost. I bought the consecutive one "used" but in new condition for $150 more than I paid for my new one.Wow Joe, just excellent guns!
Once again Joe establishes he's THE MAN.
BTW, aren't your SA Pro's worth more than a WC? I've never bought a Pro or a Wilson, but I thought the Pro's were a couple year wait and 3500+?
Ahh, somehow I thought the Pro's were more.The Pro's are a 2 year wait, or right at it anyway and Dave at DRC was able to get them for $2600 each. That may have been the price he was able to locked into when he ordered them, which was over 3 years ago. But they usually sell for more than they cost. I bought the consecutive one "used" but in new condition for $150 more than I paid for my new one.
Thanks Joe.IMO, Wilson, Guncrafter, Nighthawk and Brown build better guns. Especially Wilson and Guncrafter. I've owned 3 guns from SACS, the 2 Pro's and an Expert Limited, and while all are great guns, they are more like a Les Baer IMO. I own several of each, from all of the above, with the exception of Brown, which I only have one. But several people I know who have experience with all of the above, will tell you the same thing. I'm NOT knocking the Pro or any other SACS gun, or Baer either for that matter. But, in my experience and in my hands, they, meaning the Pro that was asked about, aren't quite up to the others. Others may disagree, but like I said, this is MY OPINION.![]()
Oh, my. I want to touch it... :shock:
Very, very nice!
Beautiful guns Joe.
So when do we get to see the family portrait:mrgreen:
Thanks guys.Nice ones, Joe.