1911 Colt in 9 mm

AGE · 05-13-2003, 12:55 AM

Rick,

I have more 1911 .45s than I can really recall. Three highly modified for bullseye shooting, a nearly new commander, stainless gold cup, GI 1911 A1, Para Ord, etc. I like them all, but didn't have a 9 mm until now. I am getting tired of reloading as many rounds as I want to shoot(getting old I guess). Anyway, the 9 mm ammo is cheap and accurate and about as mild as light indoor target .45 loads. Hope the gun breaks in.

I carry a S&W 3914 in a pancake holster under an untucked shirt here in FL. It is very light, compact and comfortable, 100% reliable, etc. but just doesn't shoot like a 1911 (original type double action auto).

05-13-2003, 12:55 AM	#6
AGE User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Florida Posts: 597 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Rick, I have more 1911 .45s than I can really recall. Three highly modified for bullseye shooting, a nearly new commander, stainless gold cup, GI 1911 A1, Para Ord, etc. I like them all, but didn't have a 9 mm until now. I am getting tired of reloading as many rounds as I want to shoot(getting old I guess). Anyway, the 9 mm ammo is cheap and accurate and about as mild as light indoor target .45 loads. Hope the gun breaks in. I carry a S&W 3914 in a pancake holster under an untucked shirt here in FL. It is very light, compact and comfortable, 100% reliable, etc. but just doesn't shoot like a 1911 (original type double action auto). __________________ Al Eggers (AGE) NRA Life Member