Been thinkin bout

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Originally Posted by slimeyslab

My opinion is based on that as well as round capacity BigH . They are fine shooters and alot if folks love them. Just not my cup of tea.

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I got ya...I was not really douting you. I know you like me and a Gun Nut....As i am not a Glock fan...No different then i like beer and you preferr whiskey.:beer::beer::beer:

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Originally Posted by Big H trucking

Mine stays that way, but thats what i was wondering is his looking for a carry gun or nightstand gun. 1911 is hard to carry concealed

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This Beretta is both double and single action. Stays cocked in Semi- ready always!Federal Sure Shoks! Ought to get their attention!:yikes

Champale is not a harsh whiskey.

My problem is that without a full frame My hand is so wide that it feels like I don't have good control of the weapon. That's even why I added the pacmyer grips to my Beretta!I really was after a Heckler and Koch 40 but I got a great deal on the Beretta.Glocks are great weapons also!

Which ever way you its an investment. I put my extra cash in guns you will get a better return on they then a bank account or stock market.

I'll hand these down someday to my son and he will probably do the same!Thanks for all your feedback!

Not trying to sway ya either way Slab but if hand and grip size in an issue then you should really check out the S n W in the M and P in 40 or 45 cal, they come with three different sizes of interchangable grips, one of the three will really custom fit the gun to your hand, this was the selling point for me as I also have big hands, just a suggestion.

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Originally Posted by GitDaGrease

Not trying to sway ya either way Slab but if hand and grip size in an issue then you should really check out the S n W in the M and P in 40 or 45 cal, they come with three different sizes of interchangable grips, one of the three will really custom fit the gun to your hand, this was the selling point for me as I also have big hands, just a suggestion.

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Another great choice....and still American made....

I don't like the triggers on the m and p. I bought my new model 23 when I worked corrections. I could get a brand new glock for 421.27. I qualified with it up to 25 yds and shot 86.something percent without ever firing a round through it. Great gun especially at a great price.


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Originally Posted by SlabLapper4sure

Gettin me one of these!Really like the way this Ruger looks!

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I like Ruger, have 3 and looking for another. Want either a GP100 3" or 4" barrel or a Blackhawk 357/9mm convertible, I want a revolver. Already have a Ruger Single 10 but wanting a larger caliber. From all I read on the Ruger forums the 1911 is one fine gun but hard to come by. Hope you have one located.