[hartzpad]

What .45's are out there that handle more than the usual 7-8 rounds?These are a few of what I'm aware of:

Glock 21, 13+1
S&W SW99, 10+1 (may be hi-caps now though)
Para Ordnance various 1911's, 12-14 rounders
CZ-97B, 10+1
EAA Witness .45, not sure on the capacity
Taurus Millenium .45, 10+1, but it's not a full-size
HK USP, 12+1 rounds IIRC

What other full size .45's can hold more than 8 rounds?

[psyopspec]

Glock 30, 10+1
Glock 37, 10+1 (.45 GAP)

[psyopspec]

Beretta PX-4 Storm, 12+1 (forthcoming, pics and more here (http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=111776) .)

[Tory]

SVI (Strayer Voigt), maker of the Infinity line, and STI. Both are widely used in USPSA/IPSC competitions.

You also misspelled the manufacturer that BEGAN the double-stack .45 line: Para Ordnance. Still a good value.

Springfield Armory makes a wide-body, but shipped them with only 10-round mags. I'm told the Para mags work beautifully in them. ;)

[Trey]

Taurus 24/7 (12+1) rounds

[rbernie]

Kimber Ten-II series, which are really BUL's, which are now Charles Daly's.

[Black Snowman]

The Witness / Tanfoglio 45 is 10+1. When CZ made the 97B they decided to use the Tanfoglio magazines so they are interchangable.

The MAC-10 and it's varients are high capacity pistols. stick magazines can be had up to 30 rounds I believe.

[Ash]

The Star Megastar holds 12+ rounds in .45.

Llama made a wide body which held 13+ rounds. I had one, it was very reliable but not very accurate at all.

Ash

[WhoKnowsWho]

Rock Island Armory also makes a wide body 1911, though the Para mag we tried in it jammed something awful.

[Shmackey]

If 10 rounds are high capacity, then any 1911 with a 10-round Wilson mag is in the mix.

[rauchman]

Wilson KZ45

A friend has one and it is a really nice pistol. 1911 upper with a newly designed polymer lower. Holds 10 rounds and is actually a smidge thinner than a standard 1911 frame.

[SouthpawShootr]

Kimber used to import a polymer Isreali-made 1911, now Charles Daly appears to have taken it over.

[rauchman]

Forgot to mention, my favorite high cap .45 is the USP. Outstanding accuracy, ergo's that I find to my liking, great sights. I know a lot of people knock the USP trigger. I personally love it. It smooths out nicely after 1000 rounds. Also, the gun comes with a great recoil reduction system also. I personally think, this is the finest modern combat .45 made.

[moorerwc]

Enterprise Arms also makes a hi-cap 1911--either complete guns or stripped frames--I don't know if they are cast or barstock/forged--but at least you could use quality parts for the rest of the gun--unlike Para which is _all_ cast.

You should try perusing the remarks by Larry Vickers (revered 1911smith/special operator), et.al. about hi-cap .45's on 1911forum.com

I say stick with a single stack, 5" gun and get Wilson or CMC power mag 10 rounders to work in it. If you just gotta have more than 7-8 rounds. The rumor is that the HK is the best of the non-1911's but to me they feel like bricks.

-Chad

[MaterDei]

Winston had one.

[unspellable]

High capacity country starts with eleven rounds in the magazine. Clinton, Boxer, Feinstine, Shrumer, Kennedy, Brady, all say so.

[chevrofreak]

Llama is bringing back their double stack guns.

http://www.bersa-llama.com/cat_maxIIseries.htm

Dislike 1911's, but love 9mm. May just have to try one out....

[charby]

Baby Desert Eagle .45 10+1

Or Tommy Gun without a shoulder stock.


Charby