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I apologize if this has already been posted. I have been out of the loop for a while. http://www.military.com/daily-news/2014/07/03/army-wants-a-harder-hitting-pistol.html?comp=1198882887570&rank=1

This...They need to get rid of the LCI, magazine disconnect and the thumb safety. It would be my favorite double-stack striker gun if they offered a non-neutered version of the SR9/40.

Take it out, put a bunch of rounds through it, and enjoy the smile it will put on your face. Great purchase, congrats! One of the best buys for a 1911.

Great EDC gun and I've had mine for about a year and a half. I carry it more than any of my other pistols in a kydex IWB. It has been trouble-free with 500 rounds. I'm very interested in the new model without the thumb safety. You would not be disappointed if you picked up a Shield.

Bodyguard with XS Big Dot sights.

.357 Magnum

I have considered a 39 since 45 GAP is always available locally in a variety of options including HST. 357 SIG is awesome but I rarely see it available.

None. I sold them for a reason.

For a small .45 that you could carry: Glock 36, 30S, one of the Kahr 45s, or the XDs45 come to mind. An officer or commander sized 1911 would do the job too if you like that platform.

They can look nice depending on the gun and the serration style. Not all that practical though.

Congrats on your purchase. Great little gun. As others said, the trigger gets better with time even though I liked it right out of the box. The only changes I plan for mine are new sights and adding some stippling for better grip. The standard rear sights are kind of sharp and I occasionally...

Pick the one you shoot best. It also depends on how much you like safeties. The LC9 has a mag disconnect, the LCI that sticks up, and the thumb safety. With the Sig, you are the safety. The Sig also comes with a second-strike ability. In my opinion, Ruger has a better warranty if that is...

They just had to go ahead and do it. Looks like I have another item to add to the list. Maybe this one will be a .270 for me.

Everyone who carries has gone through this same thing and there are so many holster makers now. It can be very confusing. If you're like me, and probably most of us, you will have a holster collection over time. Everyone is different so preferences, the way you dress, and your body size/shape...

I know you ordered a leather Beltman but you might also consider the nylon option too. I like different belts depending on how I'm dressed. I recently received an EDC belt from SOE. Best purchase ever and well worth the money! This thing is rock solid and will support a ton of weight...