PARA LDA .45
I have carried as a service weapon(20 years as a Probation Officer) & personal defensive weapon various pistols & revolvers over the years; however the 1911 in .45 caliber has been a predominant favorite. I am currently considering the purchase of a PARA LDA in .45 for both personal protection & informal taget practice. Since I have never owned or shot a PARA LDA, what are your thoughts on this weapon & specifically the light double action trigger system? Thanks.
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Just bought a C7 LDA. Very well made pistols. The incredibly light trigger pull gets your attention. Shoots very well. 1911 shooters may have trouble with the long trigger travel, double action revolver shooters will take to it at once. There IS no single action on these- hammer does not stay back. Mine is a single stack- the doubles are a handfull unless you have hands of a giant. 0 -
I have a P14 LDA. It shoots very well, as 11b6r says the trigger is good and light, the gun is also heavy with a 15 or 20 round mag, so it is very controlable and fun to shoot. Smaller handed folks, (especially short statured women and youngsters) cant seem to get a good grip on mine. Seems the girth of the grip has them streching and reaching for the trigger, this is counter productive to pistol accuracy as you probably know well. 0 -
I've had a P7-45LDA for years and it is a favorite carry piece. I've shot 1911,s for years and didn't find much getting used to the trigger. Of course I shot revolvers for years before the 1911. 0
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