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Springfield Operator TRP

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Picking it up tomorrow, slightly used but looks to be in great shape.

I was looking for something in the 1911 range that wouldn't brake the bank, be reliable (sorry, I'm a Glock guy), and not too fancy to occasionally carry (my Gold Cup is way to pretty).

Anyone has and carries one? Your thoughts?

I'll post some pics tomorrow.

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I carry a MC Operator and a Champion. Love them both. Springfield makes a fine weapon.

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I have a Springfield Champion that their custom shop did a little bit of work on, and I love it. I'm considering one of the new 4" EMP carry models in 9mm.

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parabelum wrote:Picking it up tomorrow, slightly used but looks to be in great shape.

I was looking for something in the 1911 range that wouldn't brake the bank, be reliable (sorry, I'm a Glock guy), and not too fancy to occasionally carry...
Yeah, it's just a plain ol' TRP. :lol: We define "fancy" differently but I must say- you picked a fine example!! :cheers2:

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Finally got it home, and took some pictures. Only thing I've added is TLR1 light.



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Next stop, range...as soon as it dries up a little.
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parabelum wrote:Finally got it home, and took some pictures. Only thing I've added is TLR1 light.



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Next stop, range...as soon as it dries up a little.


A TRP with a TLR that's too many initials for me to digest all at once!! :biggrinjester:

Seriously, congrats that's a good looking gun.
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parabelum wrote:Anyone has and carries one? Your thoughts?
I love my TRP so much that sadly it's become a safe queen. While my 10mm Sig P220R SAO is pretty with its Kryptek camo, there's just a refined elegance about the TRP.
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I just got email from Springfield about the new 1911 TRP Operator in Tactical Gray. Looks nice.
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I decided that for once in my life, I will carry, on occasion, something other than my trusty Glock :???:

I'm looking forward to getting this one onto my hip. I'm prepared to suffer the emotional distress of watching the nice finish rub off, life's too short :thumbs2: .

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Those are nice 1911's. Have a good friend who had one in the green color and it was a sweet gun. If your glock gets lonely It's more than welcome to get some range time with me :)

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AndyC wrote:A pistol with a worn finish is like the laugh-lines and crow's feet on the face of a beautiful woman.
That's a great analogy!

Funny thing - just the other day I was actually thinking that the finish on my STI is holding up so well that it doesn't look like it gets carried much! :lol:
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