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Old 02-03-2012, 04:24   #26
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IF, I were to own a NH, this would be the one all the way down to the finish..and a short solid and

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Old 02-03-2012, 16:13   #27
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I have two Nighthawk pistols, and I think both are amazing. Fit, finish, reliability, accuracy - all are superb.

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The guns are great. In my experience, the people making the guns are great. The people interacting with the customers - maybe not so much. I was taken care of properly on the one issue I had, but the communication side of things leaves a lot to be desired. But, at the end of the day - my pistols are fabulous and to me that's really what matters most. They combine the features and specs that I wanted, and the end results of those guns were perfect to me. If I go for another high zoot 1911, it will be either a Wilson or a Guncrafter though - one for something a little different, and two for a better customer experience from the people side of things.
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Old 02-04-2012, 14:04   #28
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I have 2, predator II and T3. One made in 08 and 1 in 09, both perform flawlessly.
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Old 02-04-2012, 16:07   #29
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I have two Nighthawk pistols, and I think both are amazing. Fit, finish, reliability, accuracy - all are superb.

Nighthawk Enforcer Recon:
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Nighthawk Heinie Tactical Carry:
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The guns are great. In my experience, the people making the guns are great. The people interacting with the customers - maybe not so much. I was taken care of properly on the one issue I had, but the communication side of things leaves a lot to be desired. But, at the end of the day - my pistols are fabulous and to me that's really what matters most. They combine the features and specs that I wanted, and the end results of those guns were perfect to me. If I go for another high zoot 1911, it will be either a Wilson or a Guncrafter though - one for something a little different, and two for a better customer experience from the people side of things.
Very nice Very happy with Wilson so far but those NHs are very tempting. The Guncrafters looks nice but I am too much of a wimp for 15-20 LPI checkering!
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Old 02-04-2012, 16:30   #30
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Very nice Very happy with Wilson so far but those NHs are very tempting. The Guncrafters looks nice but I am too much of a wimp for 15-20 LPI checkering!

Thanks! Wilson makes GREAT pistols, and honestly I am VERY impressed with the latest Armor Tuff pistols I have seen - one of the reasons I went with Nighthawk originally, so I could get IonBond.

I would really like to handle a Guncrafter, I think the 15lpi is a little flattened, which to me would feel pretty sweet!
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Old 02-04-2012, 17:31   #31
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The Guncrafters looks nice but I am too much of a wimp for 15-20 LPI checkering!
The Guncrafter checkering isn't all that sharp. Its gives a very nice grip without feeling overly rough.
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Old 02-04-2012, 17:50   #32
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The Guncrafter checkering isn't all that sharp. Its gives a very nice grip without feeling overly rough.
Ditto.
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Old 03-13-2012, 19:24   #33
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i just bought 4 more, 2 of which are a matched pair.
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Old 03-13-2012, 19:40   #34
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i just bought 4 more, 2 of which are a matched pair.
Pics please, Nighthawks are expense but fantastic guns. Their customer service is pretty good as well.





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Old 03-13-2012, 20:13   #35
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i just bought 4 more, 2 of which are a matched pair.
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Old 03-13-2012, 22:01   #36
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People here are pretty tired of hearing about my opinions of Nighthawk. I won't re-post my issues, but you can easily find mine (and others) with a little digging.
I wouldn't touch another Nighthawk. I would go for Wilson, Baer or Springfield Custom if I wanted another expensive 1911.
Personally, I don't think $3000 1911's should have Kimber parts in them, unless they are made by Kimber.
Back in December I was considering a Nighthawk as a Christmas present for myself. After reading about your experience with the company on this and another forum, I decided to have Heym build me a 30-06 instead.
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Old 03-14-2012, 15:03   #37
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Back in December I was considering a Nighthawk as a Christmas present for myself. After reading about your experience with the company on this and another forum, I decided to have Heym build me a 30-06 instead.
Good call.
Seriously, why have a 1911 built by a company that has as much negative feedback as Nighthawk, when there are so many other, established companies, who have stellar reputations for service?
You expect quality when you pay for it, so a true test of a "high end" company, is the service you get after the sale, should you need it.
In my case, Nighthawk was a giant FAIL.
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