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Like Baboonbobo, I’m working on a 300BO SNR now. I have a 6mm ARC and am impressed so far, but have barely shot it.

If it’s an older model, it may even have a little extra value to someone. Let’s say you sell it for $600-$700 and for about $900 or so you can buy a Ronin, Range Officer or another model with the features you want. If you modify it, just know that parts like the barrel, bushing, grip safety...

Let us know how easy or hard it is to handle the recoil. The light frames give noticeably more of it than steel frames, but the stronger you are, the easier it is to shoot them.

I’m not sure it has value beyond what it is. If it’s well made, accurate, attractive and has the usual features, I’d think $700-$900 plus any extra someone might pay if it’s a documented CMC. I believe it’s something he made in the late 80s to early 90s, but the ones he made then may not be...

I’d spend the time packing to move to another state. :)

Welcome from just North of the Dallas-Fort Worth area!

Welcome from North Texas!

I enjoy reloading ammo almost as much as shooting. Certainly more than watching today’s TV shows. Don’t forget that reloading allows you to tailor your ammo for any purpose. Whether it’s downloading a tad to be easier on your hands, or creating a load that just isn't available commercially...

Hello from North Texas! I just joined the forum, mostly just to see the photos of other guns and participate in general threads about all things 1911, but also to expand my knowledge through any technical threads posted. I've been a shooter all my life, and a 1911 owner for about 30 years...

I don’t get into the spirit of Christmas until I’ve watched Die Hard.