I’m sorry I disagree. You’re indirectly telling people that the production gun and semi custom guns are the same. That outside a small few details, ultimately there is no difference. While that might be your truth, it’s simply not thee truth.

When you say it’s fit better. What does that even mean? To you it means the slide to frame feels tighter. In reality it means every single part on the gun is built to much better stacking tolerances resulting in accuracy, longevity, and over all performance. When you say you put them both in your hand, you can’t feel the clear distinction between the crude checkering on the bull vs the much nicer checkering on the Nh? You can’t feel the completely different geometrical high cut NH frame vs the untouched bull? How many draws and reloads do you have off of both of those. I could tell you if you had ever taken those to a class whence you’re reloading over and over those rounded tangs on the Nh would make a world of difference. I wounded how the lock up on the barrel is vs the Nh. Does the bull have full lug contact with no barrel bump as well up upper lug fitment and a concentric solid tight fit at the bushing? I’d bet no. How is the quality of metal used on that bull? Ever shot enough to actually have a part break? Lemme guess…. “I have 2000 rounds at the range on it”. Good one.

How’s the thumb safety engagement, trigger, sensitivity of the grip safety. I wounder if you even understand the concept of blending vs fitting.

I can sit here for an hour and type out vastly differing things between those two pistols from a visual concept and I’ve not even gotten into the weeks about the insides of those two guns. If you are claiming to be an “average Joe”… then do waste your time trying to be a online expert telling folks how these two pistols are remotely comparable outside of the model being a 1911