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I just got a call from a good friend asking if I had one or had shot one. He has a line on a pretty good deal, but he needs some convincing. I've held one at the store, and considered it as an option when I was shopping 6 months ago, but have never shot it. Seems a bit heavy on the front, but maybe that's a good thing. Anyone here have one, or have and good info for a thumbs up or thumbs down on it?

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I had the trp operator with the full length rail. Nice gun. Softest shooting 1911  I ever shot. Shot USPSA and idpa with it for a couple years.  Great gun wish I hadn't sold it but at the time I needed to pay some bills.

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I have the TRP Operator with the full rail. Mine was the version with the crappy sandpaper grips. The previous owner tossed those and put on Hogue grips with lame finger grooves. I threw that crap in the garbage and put on VZ Operator II grips. This gun is the best shooting 1911 I’ve ever shot. For being an off the shelf pistol, I’m shocked by its relatively low price tag. My only gripe is the adjustable rear sight. When I get the time and $$$ set aside, I’ll have the slide cut for a Trijicon RMR adapter. 

Only pic I can find...

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This is the mount that I want to install. It comes with the rear sight (and I can mill off the entire Bomar sight that is already there.)

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11 minutes ago, edgecrusher said:

I have one, Elite Operator Range Officer, extremely accurate and very well put together. My only change was to add an Ed Brown magwell

Some guns cost an arm and a leg… This pistol almost cost our friend his eye. 

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11 hours ago, Robocop1051 said:

Some guns cost an arm and a leg… This pistol almost cost our friend his eye. 

The smith working on it did anyways...don't give the gun a bad name over that one.  

 

 

Tha ks for the input guys. A knew a few of you would have them. 

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