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  • skyman
    Damn--I smell---spell bad
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  • dustyhol
    Check out S&W. They make some nice DA midsize 45's.

    "Practice is the best of all instructors."

    Publilius Syrus
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  • gskyhawk
    check out Para ordnance , like the one below , has every thing you're looking for plus its a 12 +1 , if you don't like a double stack mag , then look at their CCW 7, its the same gun with a single stack mag holds 7 rounds
    both of these has their LDA ( light double action) type triggers systems , if you haven't shot one of these , try them before you dismiss them because they are great

    http://www.gunbroker.com/auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=9129330
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  • skyman
    I like the Para LDA--unfortuantely in Komunist Ca I can't have the 12 rnd mags. The other issue is the beaver tail safety. I just can't seem to get used to them them. I will satop in and give it another look though.

    Thanks!
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  • Nighthawk
    The CZ75B has a steel guide rod,and is one of the best 9MM's on the market.More Military's around the world carry a CZ as their side arm than any other gun.As for a good 1911A1,I like my Springfield's I have the (TRP)Tactical Response Pistol and the 19911A1 Loaded.After you finally get them broke in their great guns.But if you do go with the Springfield you need to buy a pair of gloves.Your going to need to rack the slide about 300 times and then shoot it about 300 times.I gave a friend this advice,and of course he didnt take it after racking the slide so much his hands were to sore to shoot the gun for a week.Good Luck!

    Best!!

    Rugster


    Toujours Pret
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  • skyman
    Rugster--I know the CZ 9mm is a good gun but what about the 97B--45??
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  • Der Gebirgsjager
    Skyman- I have a 97B and think it's a great pistol! My hands are average/small and I find it to be a long reach to the trigger when the hammer is down; but since you can carry it "cocked and locked" that isn't an eliminating problem, because when cocked the trigger is positioned farther to the rear. As for accuracy and reliability it lives up to the CZ name. It is a fullsized, heavy pistol, and I can't imagine it being carried concealed easily. Felt recoil is less than a 1911. Mine came with walnut grips; a nice touch in this plastic world. You can get an EAA Witness .45 ACP for less money, and in my book it's just as good. This one comes with rubber grips, and is a little less muzzle heavy than the CZ as it does not have the full length dust cover. As far as I know, though, neither pistol is available in stainless. I am just a little confused in reading about your adversion to beavertails, as many 1911s come without that feature (unless we are confusing what the term "beavertail" means). For example, the Kahr/Auto Ordnance 1911-A1 pistol is a close replica of the G.I. issue pistol of W.W. II, and while the grip safety's hand guard extension is longer than that of the original 1911 (a real hand biter) it is not commonly thought of as a beavertail.
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  • skyman
    It's the grip safety that I have problems with. I think I need to revisit that issue because the para lda really has most the features I want--4 in barrel yet concealable, SS. SAme as the Babay Eagle but with fewer negative reviews. Going too hit the store today to habdle them both again. would be nice to be able to shoot both prior to purchase.

    Thanks
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  • 5280Myjack
    My favorite .45ACP for carry is the Detonics Combat series. Available in blue and Stainless.
    it's a 1911 design that has compacted, about palm sized and the large bore knockdown.
    Company went out of business, (actually in and out a couple times) likely to maintain value very well. Both mine feed RN and semi-w/c 100% straight from the box.
    Check em out
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  • gap1916
    Look at the Sig P-220. It is my favorite. [8D]

    Greg
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