They are a little pricey but it is hard to beat a SigI feel the same about my P229EE
I don't know how @1 Wild R/T @1972GY8SE @BrianS you guys live there. I understand the weather, but those gun laws are CRAZY!!!
I can understand that. I live in Maryland - not California...but not too far off, in a lot of ways.I live here cause I've lived here so long I'm like a frog in a pot on the stove..... And momma frog is right here with me...
If the 1911 is your choice (as is mine), the Colt Defender is an excellent choice. Small, easily concealable and no problem gripping it with large hands.Funny this pistol is subject. Other than a 1911. This is the only other .45 I've had a chance to shoot. Not sure I'm a fan of the prp trigger. And like the 1911? It's a little bulky for carry and conceal.
I LOVE that gun!! Unfortunately, you can't find them anywhere. Sold out!!!If the 1911 is your choice (as is mine), the Colt Defender is an excellent choice. Small, easily concealable and no problem gripping it with large hands.
Barrel: 3-in., stainless steel
Overall Length: 6.75 in.
Overall Height: 5.125 in.
Overall Width: 1.25 in.
Weight: 24 oz. (unloaded)
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I am heading over there in a few minutes, I am just waiting for my better half to get ready.@Ironbuilt : You asked, ya gots opinions: SSSOOO, ya gonna buy it or not son!! Lets see, how did that saying go?? "**** AND GET OFF THAT POT BOY"!! It's not like you gotta jump through 50 hoops like us up here in JEERRRZZZEEE
You will be happy with it.I am heading over there in a few minutes, I am just waiting for my better half to get ready.
I have a U.S. Government issued Colt 1911. It has a kick to it, but you probably won't find a more reliable handgun. It's well over 50 years old and has never jammed, stove-piped, nothing. My uncle, who served in Vietnam (1969-1971) told me that the tolerances in the Govt. issued 1911's were purposely loose so that even if dropped in a mud puddle, it would shoot. He was a grunt and more badass than I could ever dream of being, so I tend to believe him. LOLI was wondering if somebody could enlighten me about something
The 45 which I believe is a 1911 Colt? I shoot at the range while I was with the armoured unit as a M60 driver had some kick to it.
The rounds looked bigger than some of the 45 rounds I see here and yet some of you have said that the 45 doesn't kick much.
Which hand gun did I fire in the service and what model was that. We did have the M16 rifle but nothing newer as I recall.
NYC is very hard to get a target permit for a handgun, some complain about New Jersey but depending on what county I found out through a buddy it wasnt difficult at all . I have no idea about Ca but it has to be easier than here
Love it!!! Dbl Stack, smooth, and accurate. Easy to tear down for cleaning and any repairs. Basically I use it for if and when I need to Armour Up with it rather than for CCW. Not cheap and not expensive. Prefer it over a Glock, Sig, or S&W. Get it and you won't be disappointed!!! cr8crshr/Bill
Sigs are always Sigs.Maybe I should keep my recommendations to myself....we know how that worked out...................Springfield armory has a good reputation and I always see good reviews. When it comes to a 45acp I like my 1911A1 but in 9mm I love my Sig P226 mk25, best handgun I have ever owned.