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Appreciate the groundwork tips Gibby, going to try and buy something that doesn't need to be made better, the loading and brass info will be stored. 
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I would agree with Gibby's advice, be careful when loading 10mm - also when shooting it!
Mike Thanks Mike, will do.
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Gotdamn!, strike two on the ria's, thanks JWW.
Safariman loved his. So technically it's 3 strikes. Dave
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I would agree with Gibby's advice, be careful when loading 10mm - also when shooting it!
Mike Thanks Mike, will do. I blew the mag out the bottom of mine right out of the gate. It hurt. Dave
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I actually just sold my P220 Elite 10mm. Nice gun, but I prefer the 1911.
The Colt Deltas tend to be very reliable, and less fussy about mags & ammo than other guns. They do not have fully supported chambers so the heaviest loads are risky. I've owned 4 of them over the years.
The Kimbers do have fully supported chambers. They also have MIM parts and will likely need some tuning to correct fussy feeding.
The DW's are better made, and have better sights IMO - the Silverback is a real neat design - it borrows a lot of styling tips from Nighthawk. I agree the Silverback is a neat choice...The Nighthawks are more highly finished, and arguably are the best of them all.
Thanks for all that Tex, did your 220-10mm shoot well? It did, I just find I prefer the 1911 over the Sig. Crimson Tide shot it at the Hog Hunt and was hitting stuff at 100 yards quite easily.
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after all this talk of bullet set back, bottleneck and subsizing the case I am wondering if indeed the 44 or 41 mags make more sense....
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Appreciate the groundwork tips Gibby, going to try and buy something that doesn't need to be made better, the loading and brass info will be stored. Those gun tips are good with any 1911 to make them better. After all, John Browning designed the gun for half the working pressure. The square bottom firing pin stop was actually in his first design. The pussy's in the Calvary could not cock the slide back while on horseback. He then put the radius on the stop.
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Gotdamn!, strike two on the ria's, thanks JWW.
Safariman loved his. So technically it's 3 strikes. Dave And strike three is easily the BIGGEST strike in a quickly approaching quartet.   Bet that mag leaving would turn a hornets sting into straight poosie.
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Damn 10-4 Tex, that don't tell me much though, everyone knows CT shoots a handgun like most do a rifle, rockchucker does too.  
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after all this talk of bullet set back, bottleneck and subsizing the case I am wondering if indeed the 44 or 41 mags make more sense.... 10mm wouldn't bother me at all JP, now were I loading for a 357 Sig, I'd have to get tips from a bud of mine that rolls his 357 Sig bullets on some kind of a glue pad before loading, no chit.
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Appreciate the groundwork tips Gibby, going to try and buy something that doesn't need to be made better, the loading and brass info will be stored. Those gun tips are good with any 1911 to make them better. After all, John Browning designed the gun for half the working pressure. The square bottom firing pin stop was actually in his first design. The pussy's in the Calvary could not cock the slide back while on horseback. He then put the radius on the stop. , Lock those legs out straight, lean forward a bit with reigns in teeth and give her a quick yank!
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That would have worked. I wish Ingwe knew that. He was there back in those days.
Gun Shows are almost as comical as boat ramps in the Spring.
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Which one are you thinking of getting?
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Right now trying to convince myself Nighthawk.
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The RIA sounds to be a better weapon than my Auto Ordinance 45, I would be inclined to determine what exactly, are the problems before I wrote it off. Could be crappy mags, rough feedramp, incorrect recoil spring.
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10-4, may do, gonna be hard enough to sell my 40 to that whining ass buddy of mine anyway!
140 gr copper barns' at 1250 in a 40 ain't gonna feel good either, oughta just keep it, got 300 of those sombucks already hand loaded up.
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The RIA sounds to be a better weapon than my Auto Ordinance 45, I would be inclined to determine what exactly, are the problems before I wrote it off. Could be crappy mags, rough feedramp, incorrect recoil spring.
10-4 RDW, but damn, I like a SD gun to run right, from the get go.
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Gotcha, and good point, I do like my G20 and a drop-in 38 Super barrel is cheap 
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