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| take a look at the para ordinance ones of yestser year |
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| take a look at the old para ordinance |
| Posts: 13466 | Location: faribault mn | Registered: 16 November 2004 |
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| Don't the Para guns have double stack hi-cap magazines? |
| Posts: 20176 | Location: Very NW NJ up in the Mountains | Registered: 14 June 2009 |
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| I know two guys that have a 45 that is NOT a 1911. One is a Springfield XD. Nice kit.
I have a glock 20 (10mm) with a 21 slide (45 acp). Not much more to say. |
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| If you can find one a Ruger P90.
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| the early one did - had one and it was one of the more acculturate 45's i've owned one thing about double stacked 45's is that they tend to be a bit clumsy and with a full mag - heavy |
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| Yes, a double stack 45 ACP is a bit of a handful, and no need with a 10 round limit here. |
| Posts: 20176 | Location: Very NW NJ up in the Mountains | Registered: 14 June 2009 |
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| I have great trust in my H&k 45c. Can be used either DA/SA or cocked and locked. Very concealable and dead nuts reliable. The one I have confidence in for 'social occasions. |
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| Jon, yes, the Para-Ords have a dbl. stack mag. I had one, a really sweet pistol that I gave to my brother-in-law He likes it too. I don't have a problem with the grip as I have large hands. But I would say that it is not but a bit larger than a Hi-Power.
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| SIG Sauer P220. A number of models available. Top tier handgun. |
| Posts: 1132 | Location: Land of Lincoln | Registered: 15 June 2004 |
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| Yes, Sig 220, HK45, Walther PDP, Glock 21, Springfield MP....checking them all out. |
| Posts: 20176 | Location: Very NW NJ up in the Mountains | Registered: 14 June 2009 |
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| The 45 acp is an excellent self defense caliber for sure if one is able to handle the weapon shooting it. I carried a all steel 1911 for over a decade as a LEO and never felt under gunned. The 1911 has a more complex manual of arms compared to some of today’s handguns. I still own one 1911 and it is full size all steel but for carry I have switched to a Glock 30S in 45 acp. The Glock is lighter, carries more rounds, is in my opinion even more reliable and has less felt recoil on follow up shots. I started off saying I would never own a Glock but have found them to be a reliable and accurate handgun. If you are using the pistol for self defense it is critical that it is a pistol you are comfortable with and shoot well. A Glock 30S holds 10 plus 1. Hope this helps. |
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| Clayman, the Glocks may not win any beauty contest, and are not as "sexy" as some of the newer pistols out there, but there's no denying they're reliable and effective. |
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| The Sig 220 is a great pistol UNLESS you're left-handed. Try it, you'll see what I mean.
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| Randy, I've been looking at the Sig 220 Legion....nice piece. |
| Posts: 20176 | Location: Very NW NJ up in the Mountains | Registered: 14 June 2009 |
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| Biebs, Totally agreed that Glocks are ugly. Most gun guys believe that, but they are reliable good shooting guns and next to a quality revolver in my opinion are the most reliable out of the box handguns around. Some may disagree but my experience leads me to that place. |
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| those are quite nice and relatively rare. |
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| Brad, it was perfect for me, being a blue/walnut guy. Same with revolvers....I don't own a single stainless revolver. |
| Posts: 20176 | Location: Very NW NJ up in the Mountains | Registered: 14 June 2009 |
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| 1911 carried Cocked and Locked (Condition 1) My Springfield V16 in 45 Super [/ My Springfield Pro
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Michael Douglas "The Ghost And The Darkness"
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| A great pistol indeed, unless, as stated before, you are left-handed. Realistically most pistols are right-hand friendly, but the SIG is definitely in that category as there are NO left-handed Germans. The 1911 platform is right-hand friendly, but after a bit of time, us lefties can operate it just fine. All that being said, another good choice is the Para-Ord in 45 ACP w/ dbl stack mag. It is still basically a 1911 on steroids, but still one fine pistol.I would still have mine, but I gave it to my brother-in-law. He loves it. |
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| +1 on the Sig P220, loved it so much I bought a used P245 over the past year! |
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| Give the Sig P320 a close look. Best trigger, IMHO, and accurate.
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| If you can find a SIG P220 SAS Gen 2 Carry model, snap it up fast. You will be happy.
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| para had a single stack 45 with double action type trigger . called it a LDA light double action. mine is. an officer mod. frame with commander slide. I cary it now over the browning BDA I used on duty. both are just what you are looking for. just my thoughts! watch your topknot |
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| I have a Glock 41. All I can say is it’s one great shooting handgun. Very comfortable to shoot, accurate, and reliable. |
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