There is a thread on the Custom Makers forum.
The Cooper model is high end because of the gold inlay copy of Jeff Signature and the gold raven; not only is the gold expensive but it labor intensive. The beavertail is bobbed as is the hammer per Jeff's specs and it has Cooper Logo grips.
The GSP is a nice piece of equipment. My personal one has over 10K of rounds through it. There is a little more to it than a tuned Springfield-the frame and slide are fitted NM parts, and the barrel/bushing are hand fit. Other parts are Wilson grip/beavetail safeties, tool steel hammer, sear, disconnector.
The new Marksman Series are true custom builds on Caspian frame/slides with KartNM barrels/bushings. All other parts are high end, and it is a shooter.
I'll get a link up to a photo of the beast a nine round group at 20yards off hand Weaver was 1.5 inches using International Cartridge's frangible 175gr bullets. With CorBon, Winchester SXTs, and Blackhills JHPs it shot 9 round groups all under 2.25" same shooting specs. That's match grade accurate.
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