If some of you are wondering about the performance of the Mitchell Arms model, I will say that it is one of the most accurate 1911s I have ever put in my hands. The trigger as really smooth and light. Recoil was very tame and the accuracy was dead on.
Stainless is pretty when it's polished. It looks good when it's matt too.
It is easy to change by simply polishing or Glass Bead Blasting.
Durable as anything out there today as far as finishes go.
I like both of yours. The accented with black looks good, and of course the straight up stainless has that "Nickle" look without the problems associated with plated guns.
Very nice.
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