Is there any remaining doubt that the people of III Arms mean to build Fighting Arms for III Patriots?
Hold on folks, we're just getting warmed up.
We've got this, from Miller to every single one of you who made it happen.
Here's the link.
Good f'n work.
Here's the latest update from Brock. For everyone who is heading to Brock's this weekend, have a great time!
Kerodin
III
Never had a doubt the instant I took that leap of faith. I cant wait to shake Jim's hand this weekend. Congrats to all of you that made III Arms what it is today and thanks to those that will make III Arms what it will be tomorrow.
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III
Nice and posted.
ReplyDeleteWow, that is a *SPECTACULAR* looking pistol! Very well done, Mr Miller...
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The grips will bring it all together. Photo's of the complete package Thursday night, if the folks as CADD don't keep me out all night.
ReplyDeleteNice. I sure had my heart set on owning one. Unfortunately, I live in California!
ReplyDeleteFor now, Cheryl....you live in California for now.
ReplyDeleteDidn't think the 1911 would be a problem in Kalifornia. Under 10 round mag. Is there some other restriction?
ReplyDeleteVJ
Never liked sand colored guns until now. The black accents make it awesome!
ReplyDeleteVJ
Don't we need to pay them big bucks and let them a use a pistol for a while?
ReplyDeleteK
You have to submit (surrender) 3 pistols for "safety testing" as well as pay a fee. It may be viable at a later time, but not in the beginning stages of the company.
DeleteKeep in mind we can't get Glock Gen4's, Ruger .380's among other desirable pistols.
Would they notice if you submit used Makarovs or something else like gen 1 Glocks instead? :)
DeleteDaniel
I looked into it and I don't think it's possible due to the CA Approved Handgun List. Only way would be to buy a 1911 off of the 'approved' list, then send it out for customization. These III Arms 1911's are not on the 'approved' ::cough-tribute-cough:: list so it's a no-go.
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