This review of the Dan Wesson Valkyrie 45 ACP highlights its meticulous fit and finish, characteristic of a high-end 1911. The pistol features an aluminum frame, officer-sized dimensions, and a crisp trigger that breaks around 4 lbs, though the reviewer prefers a slightly heavier combat trigger. Notable features include a 90-degree rear sight for one-handed manipulation, slimline G10 grips with extensive checkering, and Trijicon two-dot night sights. While retailing around $2,000, it's considered a top-quality concealed carry option for 1911 enthusiasts.
Ken Hackathorn, a founding member of IDPA, discusses legal modifications for the Beretta 92 in IDPA Stock Service division. The focus is on enhancing shootability without turning it into an equipment race. Allowed modifications include enhanced sights (like Wilson Combat Battle Sights with tritium or fiber optic fronts), action/trigger jobs for improved double and single-action pulls, and factory-issue parts like extended magazine catches and G-series decocker conversions. The Beretta M9A1 is highlighted as a good base with features like a checkered front/back strap and beveled mag well, all contributing to an IDPA-legal, practical competition pistol.
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