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Even without those bragging rights the 1911 is one of my all time favorite firearms.
"There's more to optics than meets the eye."--anon
"...most of us would be better off losing half a pound around the waist than half a pound on our rifle."--dhg
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Definitely a timeless classic. I love mine.
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Campfire Kahuna
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I have several, and like them. I don't often carry one for CCW though.
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And an FN M 1910 was used one June day, which resulted in the deaths of over 18 Million.
THE CHAIR IS AGAINST THE WALL. The Tikka T3 in .308 Winchester is the Glock 19 of the rifle world. The website is up and running!www.lostriverammocompany.com
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Campfire Ranger
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And who didn't already know the 1911 handgun kicks azz?
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the gun aficionado's still love them and wax poetic over their virtues, while the hoi pol·loi with their bourgeois tastes cling to their soul less plastic pistols.
I have fallen into the "meh" category,and have given up fondling pistols and imagining I am Sgt. York for the practicality of high capacity plastic.
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The 1911 can also boast that it won't feed hollow-point bullets reliably for sheet unless it has been worked over really well.
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Definitely a timeless classic. I love mine. This.
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Campfire Ranger
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The 1911 can also boast that it won't feed hollow-point bullets reliably for sheet unless it has been worked over really well. My Sig runs them just fine right out of the box.
"I never thought I'd live to see the day that a U.S. president would raise an army to invade his own country." Robert E. Lee
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And an FN M 1910 was used one June day, which resulted in the deaths of over 18 Million. Yep, deadliest handgun ever!!!
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The 1911 can also boast that it won't feed hollow-point bullets reliably for sheet unless it has been worked over really well. Bullchit!!! Colt's have been feeding JHP's reliably out of the box since the '80's. Same for Springfield.
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Campfire Sage
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The 1911 can also boast that it won't feed hollow-point bullets reliably for sheet unless it has been worked over really well. My Sig runs them just fine right out of the box. I don't believe that has been a problem since the 1970s. Most are made, since the 1980s, so that they can handle hollow points right out of the box. Heck, my unmodified, early 1960s, Colt Government Model handles them just fine (never has jammed on one), so long as they are 230 grain and conform closely to the proper shape of a .45 ACP bullet.
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And an FN M 1910 was used one June day, which resulted in the deaths of over 18 Million. Yep, deadliest handgun ever!!! The poor Archduke. Killed by a Free Mason using the 1910, sparking WWI.
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The 1911 can also boast that it won't feed hollow-point bullets reliably for sheet unless it has been worked over really well. Bullchit!!! Colt's have been feeding JHP's reliably out of the box since the '80's. Same for Springfield. GunGeek, thank you.
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I still love them and think they are the sexiest pistol ever made but I don't carry one for SD anymore,nor do I think they are the best choice for most people for SD.
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So what is a good quality 1911 style pistol for someone who doesn't have one? And what's the difference between a 1991 and 70-series 1911?
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So what is a good quality 1911 style pistol for someone who doesn't have one? And what's the difference between a 1991 and 70-series 1911? The 1991 has the internal firing pin safety while the 1911 doesn't. Springfield Armory and Colt make good 1911s. If you don't want the internal safety Colt, buy the "Series 70" versions.
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How does the internal fireing pin safety work ?
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