Is it just marketing hype, or does "match-grade" mean better quality components? I was browsing through the big Brownell's catalog, and was struck by the number of "match-grade" parts available for my 1911. If we could peek up in heaven, who would be saying, "I told you so", John Browning, or P.T. Barnum?
Does "Match Grade" really mean better?
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All too often it means that the number after the dollar sign is bigger... :grin:
dpcdiver, :grin:
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