[doc540]

my fav of all time is starting to get a little honest carry wear

[smith10]

Nice!!!

[glock2740]

I love my CCO's and when I carry a 1911, it's usually a CCO.

Guncrafter No Name CCO


DW CCO


Wilson ULCc (left) and Wilson Stealth (right)

[doc540]

Very nice

Are the two Wilson's the same as CCO's slide and frame-wise?

[glock2740]

Originally Posted by doc540

Very nice

Are the two Wilson's the same as CCO's slide and frame-wise?

They are both 4" slides on officer frames. 1/4" off from being a "true" CCO, by definition, but close enough in my book to be called a CCO.

[doc540]

What doe those run, $2500-$3000?

[glock2740]

Originally Posted by doc540

What doe those run, $2500-$3000?

Depends on how you spec them out. But here are the base prices. They aren't cheap, but you do get what you pay for.

ULCc
http://wilsoncombat.com/new/handgun-...ry-compact.asp

Stealth
http://wilsoncombat.com/new/handgun-stealth.asp

[doc540]

my bad

I must've been thinking "Nighthawk".

[plouffedaddy]

^^^It's my carry 45.

[doc540]

Originally Posted by plouffedaddy

^^^It's my carry 45.

Corbon DPX with Barnes, all-copper bullets?

[glock2740]

Originally Posted by doc540

my bad

I must've been thinking "Nighthawk".

Nighthawk's options are very limited when it comes to the Commander and CCO size guns. And IMPO, I'd take a new Wilson or Guncrafter over a new Nighthawk these days.

[fnfalman]

Given my choices, I'd rather carry my Commanders. The CCO is strictly a toy for me because I'm not keen on the shortened grip frame. I can put rounds much faster and repeatedly with the standard grip frame, and the shortened frame isn't that short to make a difference in concealment for me.

[steve1988]

When I read the title of the thread, my first thought was Close Combat Optic. I was a little worried about you.

ETA: I love the grips on that CCO.

[doc540]

Originally Posted by steve1988

When I read the title of the thread, my first thought was Close Combat Optic. I was a little worried about you.

ETA: I love the grips on that CCO.

Thanks, they're the new "Master Series"

replaced these "flamers"

[plouffedaddy]

Originally Posted by doc540

Corbon DPX with Barnes, all-copper bullets?

No, 185gr Critical Defense. In my chrono testing with this gun, that load gives me the most energy of the ammo I have. It handles 230gr just fine too and I'm sure either would do the job just fine

[Rl168]

I guess I am still a bit confused. I used to have a Dan Wesson CBOB. So a CCO is sort of like putting the 4.25 slide on an EMP frame?

[glock2740]

A CCO is a Commander slide on an Officer frame.

[faawrenchbndr]

My Springfield Compact 45 will be an EDC, upon it's return from Rogers Precision.

[glock2740]

Originally Posted by faawrenchbndr

My Springfield Compact 45 will be an EDC, upon it's return from Rogers Precision.

I can't wait to see that one Greg.

[Rimcrew]

I loves me some CCO.

I carry mine each and every day, and shoot steel and UPSPA matches with it. I'm closing in on 18k rounds through it and it just keeps running.

[Gary1911A1]

Mine. I liked my Dan Wesson CCO so much I got a spare. You 1911 Fanboys understand.

[glock2740]

Originally Posted by Gary1911A1

Mine. I liked my Dan Wesson CCO so much I got a spare. You 1911 Fanboys understand.

[seanmac45]

Built up by Joe Bonar (RIP) at Novak's to their FBI package with some modifications.

It's my EDC in the summer months.

[plouffedaddy]

Originally Posted by seanmac45

Built up by Joe Bonar (RIP) at Novak's to their FBI package with some modifications.

It's my EDC in the summer months.

That is a beautiful firearm right there

[smitty704]

Those are some mighty fine 1911's there guys!