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A Sign that It's Time to Buy A New 1911?

For my latest sign, I received an email showing me a picture and description of the new Emmisary that Springfield released. I saw that beauty and said to my wife, "Now that I will have to have", shortly after which I noticed my wallet and credit cards were missing and the log in at the bank had changed. Coincidence ? Lol
I had just started looking into some of the Kimber models when I saw the Emissary. It's definitely more than I was looking to spend, but the Emissary is an awesome looking gun. Some of the Kimber Lightweight Custom models are available for less than my budget, but I may hold off for a month or so to see if I can find a couple hundred more bucks to put toward the Emissary.
 
I had just started looking into some of the Kimber models when I saw the Emissary. It's definitely more than I was looking to spend, but the Emissary is an awesome looking gun. Some of the Kimber Lightweight Custom models are available for less than my budget, but I may hold off for a month or so to see if I can find a couple hundred more bucks to put toward the Emissary.
Good thought
 
Last Year I took a chance on ordering ammo from Sportsman's Guide. Buyers would pay current prices for ammo, but the product wouldn't ship until it was in stock. I ordered 800 rounds of Sellier & Bellot 230 gr .45 ACP FMJ rounds, with an ammo can, for just over $0.32 per round ($16.50 per 50 round box) total cost with shipping. It took over a year, but the ammo finally arrived at the promised price.

I have been on the fence about trading up to a nice 1911 for awhile. I had planned on getting one of the SA Range Officer models, but they appear to have gone out of production. I'm going to assume that there is no better time to pick up a new 1911 than right after a bunch of affordable .45 ACP arrives at your door. What do you guys think are my chances of finding a leftover RO model at a decent price? I'm also open to other suggestions, with a few personal qualifiers.

I know that many shooters love their Ronin 1911's and will try to steer me that way. It is just a personal taste issue with me, but I do not like two-tone guns. I'll put up with it in a lower-end polymer pistol, but I can't justify spending $1000 on a gun and not getting exactly what I want. My first 1911 was a G.I. style Remington R1, which is a fine pistol, but it prevents me from needing another mil-spec or G.I. model. If I can't find any RO models, what other 1911's in the $750-$1,000 range have you guys personally had good experiences with?

wmg1299, Could try one of these MR1911G HG's. Made by Bul LTD for Magnum Research.

Newer MR1911G models are more plain and do not have bill boarding on slide. Nice gun. No issues.


Are other variations too:

 
wmg1299, Could try one of these MR1911G HG's. Made by Bul LTD for Magnum Research.

Newer MR1911G models are more plain and do not have bill boarding on slide. Nice gun. No issues.


Are other variations too:

I'm not familiar with this series of 1911. The 1911G looks interesting, but it appears that it's going to be tricky finding one in stock. I always prefer to have seen or handled a gun in-person before buying. I'll keep my eyes open and will start looking around. I'm having to do the same thing with the Emissary, which I also can't seem to find in-stock.
 
I'm not familiar with this series of 1911. The 1911G looks interesting, but it appears that it's going to be tricky finding one in stock. I always prefer to have seen or handled a gun in-person before buying. I'll keep my eyes open and will start looking around. I'm having to do the same thing with the Emissary, which I also can't seem to find in-stock.
Here's one place with low stock:
 
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