accuracy x pistols

how do you like, and how good do they shoot .

bob

Very much so,
Just watch the vids

nice! maybe one day ill get one. they look like a quality firearm.

bob

minelabbob wrote:nice! maybe one day ill get one. they look like a quality firearm.

bob

Great chocolate chip cookies too.

I am going to like this forum ! BULLSEYES AND BALL BRAKERS!

I have an Accuracy X gun and love it but what Jim is referring to is Mrs. Huff usually has a plate of chocolate chip cookies out at their table at Perry.

o! I see says the blind man. does your gun shoot like in the videos @ 50yd.
do you have a .45 or the 9mm
bob

like to find someone that has both les baer  and accuracy x to compare craftsmanship.
willing to bet accuracy x would win hands down. i own a new les in the 9mm but not
to impress with the craftsmanship
bob

minelabbob wrote:like to find someone that has both les baer  and accuracy x to compare craftsmanship.
willing to bet accuracy x would win hands down. i own a new les in the 9mm but not
to impress with the craftsmanship
bob

Yes I'm sure, the price is also $1k+ more than a LB.

Not really.
Comparable guns from both
AXI Pro $2995 at Perry
Les Baer wadcutter 45 $2595

AXI includes multisight option slide 
Both 3” guarantee, my Pro target.

I have one ordered:)

A Les Baer frame mount is $2180 from Champions Choice. If I got an AXI I would get a Pro Plus slide mount, they don't list a price but thought I heard they were over $3k.

zanemoseley wrote:A Les Baer frame mount is $2180 from Champions Choice. If I got an AXI I would get a Pro Plus slide mount, they don't list a price but thought I heard they were over $3k.

Well, there you go!

Always choices.

I have two AX pistols. The service you'll get from Accuracy X is impeccable. During and after purchase. I've not heard wonderful things about LB.

(BTW, Mrs. Accuracy X bakes close to 1,000 cookies for Camp Perry)

Personally, I have handled them and I was not a fan of the trigger jobs in the few that I've handled.  Maybe someone else has one that is significantly better but for the price point I expected much more.  I've never fired one so can't really speak from my personal experience on that. I also noticed in the ones i handled that they didn't feel like they were locking up as they should.  Again, my personal experience

KBarth wrote:Personally, I have handled them and I was not a fan of the trigger jobs in the few that I've handled.  Maybe someone else has one that is significantly better but for the price point I expected much more.  I've never fired one so can't really speak from my personal experience on that. I also noticed in the ones i handled that they didn't feel like they were locking up as they should.  Again, my personal experience

Which???

james r chapman wrote:

KBarth wrote:Personally, I have handled them and I was not a fan of the trigger jobs in the few that I've handled.  Maybe someone else has one that is significantly better but for the price point I expected much more.  I've never fired one so can't really speak from my personal experience on that. I also noticed in the ones i handled that they didn't feel like they were locking up as they should.  Again, my personal experience

Which???

Not sure that I can say which specific ones ive handled, but they were on display at NRA annual meeting and at perry

Sorry posted to wrong thread

The “best deal” from Steve is his “multi-sight accuracy upgrade.  You send him your pistol and about $1200 and you get a match grade pistol.

https://youtu.be/PWxXD-jrHno

I think my next gun will be from accuracy x,  but only time will tell. sometimes
it takes a little while to warm up to a gun.  thanks for the feed back!!

bob

minelabbob wrote:I think my next gun will be from accuracy x,  but only time will tell. sometimes
it takes a little while to warm up to a gun.  thanks for the feed back!!

bob

Where you located?

NE. PA. near STROUDSBURG PA     POCONO MT.s

Their just down the road in Virginia

thanks! next road trip when i got a pocket full of cash. maybe some time.

what do you think of starting a photo blog of your best pistol groups. can 
be 25yd. or 50yd. real world back yard test. there are many good guns
out there and this is a chance to show your gun off. help us fight off
the winter blues .
bob

No doubt the AX pistols are of high quality, however if their 
upper alone is $1200.
rack grade donor pistol= 750+-
trigger job= $150-200 + - ( don't know what they would ask )
dot sight = $275-750 + - ( UD or Aimpoint )


Sounds like just purchasing a complete built gun from a them or good smith is a deal.