I like it. Too bad they don't make it in .40 caliber.
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The 1911 is a mans pistol !If I’m going to carry something that big, I’ll make it a 1911…
In .45 ACP. Or, if you’re looking for more capacity and performance, 10mm…The 1911 is a mans pistol !
Oh man a double-stack P220? Go big or go home!I was really disappointed to see them discontinue the P227. ...
Amen…Oh man a double-stack P220? Go big or go home!
Bah humbug !!! The 45 ACP is like a low yield nuclear pistol cartridge when shot from a rifle .In .45 ACP. Or, if you’re looking for more capacity and performance, 10mm…
SIG ARMS is just down the road from me. Nicely made blackjack butBah humbug !!! The 45 ACP is like a low yield nuclear pistol cartridge when shot from a rifle .
Just curious; who polished the ramp of your Commander?I worry that my 1911 Commander will malfunction when I need it - as it does when I don't need it
and that is feeding RN and a polished ramp.
I have a like new S&W [ what ever it is called and a bunch of mags] P99 in 40 S&W and it is very nice. I have a wwII surplus and a 1976n Colt Gold gup baught new and a Dan Wesspn point man and they have been 100% reliable with some easily done tuning.SIG ARMS is just down the road from me. Nicely made blackjack but
If I wanted a cannon for a carry it would be the Walther P99 - much lighter.
I worry that my 1911 Commander will malfunction when I need it - as it does when I don't need it
and that is feeding RN and a polished ramp.
Now I'm looking for a used P99, LOL
Not me. Turk Factory. I have a gunsmith - but this doesn't go to the range so its a paperweight.Just curious; who polished the ramp of your Commander?
It's unfortunate that your Commander doesn't function well. I wonder if it's because of the ramp polish? Apparently there's a fine line between properly and improperly polished ramps. Even well-meaning gunsmiths have made them worse. If you feel like fixing yours, gunsmith John Harrison in Georgia is one of the best. He's customized a couple of mine. He even has a fix for buggered-up ramps that involves cutting the ramp out of the frame and welding in a new one.Not me. Turk Factory. I have a gunsmith - but this doesn't go to the range so its a paperweight.
Thanks. I'll make a note of John Harrison.It's unfortunate that your Commander doesn't function well. I wonder if it's because of the ramp polish? Apparently there's a fine line between properly and improperly polished ramps. Even well-meaning gunsmiths have made them worse. If you feel like fixing yours, gunsmith John Harrison in Georgia is one of the best. He's customized a couple of mine. He even has a fix for buggered-up ramps that involves cutting the ramp out of the frame and welding in a new one.
Grab the CZ 97 in 45ACP. More reliable than a 1911 and you will save money not having to buy it a dressI was really disappointed to see them discontinue the P227.
If you’re going to have a big gun, might as double stack the magazine and give me 10+1 of .45 ACP.
It’s a nice shooting gun, with a reasonable grip size and decent capacity in that caliber. I got a great deal ($750 new) on one, I think because they weren’t moving. It has a light and laser, just because.
The CZ 97 is hard to find. This thing is pretty nice, and comes in two barrel lengths. I doubt though it's suitable for daily carry:Grab the CZ 97 in 45ACP. More reliable than a 1911 and you will save money not having to buy it a dresseither as most 1911 models are safe queens
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