Hey Wolvie, how about you get some of these in?

[serbinator]

They are just masters and excellent craftsman when it comes to a wide array of weaponry in general. Their knives and balisongs are renown the world over, so it would just make sense to bring that talent and skill over into firearms manufacturing.

Also, I like that they have a 2nd amendment attitude over there.

a lot of people from my club are filipino, cool guys to shoot and hang out with :D.

[glockguy-187]

I would take one

[reid134]

Looks like a sweet close copy of agent 47 (HITMAN) silver ballers
I'd grab 2

[Mr Wolverine]

Here is the inside story straight from SAM:

We don't even make those anymore. The plastic lower is too expensive from the Spanish supplier -yet it is still on our website.

[bollox]

well then.

[ted_dent]

Here is the inside story straight from SAM:

We don't even make those anymore. The plastic lower is too expensive from the Spanish supplier -yet it is still on our website.

How about the S.A.M. Desert Storm? I'm a sucker for stainless target style 1911s.

http://www.shootersarms.com.ph/firearms_detail.php?id=3.

[speedfreak]

Q

I'm curious how many rounds you've run through yours? A rough count will do...

I have 5000-6000 rounds through my thunderbolt and is still tight

[Boomer686]

I guess that's not going to happen.....

[Tikkachu]

Looks like a sweet close copy of agent 47 (HITMAN) silver ballers
I'd grab 2

Nope, the silverballers were based on single stack AMT hardballers, notable for being the first all stainless steel 1911.
Those can be had for not too much money.

[kbvr6]

I'm basically convinced SAM has essentially replicated SVI quality for like a billionth the cost.

These would sell out like hotcakes the moment people realize the potential of these. It's insane.

The lockup, fit and finish on these guys is so tight, you can only help but compare it to a high end US 1911 maker. Really high end.

Funniest thing I've read all year!!