1911?? Which one???

Which 1911 is the best option

  • Kimber Pro Carry II 4"

    Votes: 19 22.1%
  • Smith and Wesson 1911PD Commander

    Votes: 22 25.6%
  • Springfield Mil-Spec

    Votes: 32 37.2%
  • Para-Ordinance

    Votes: 7 8.1%
  • LLama :-)

    Votes: 6 7.0%

  • Total voters
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What length gun? I see 4", 4.25", and 5" on your poll.

Of the ones listed, I've been pretty impressed with the S&W 1911s lately. Kimber and Springfield are also top notch, all three are great pistols.

Oh yeah, price range?
 
I voted S&W because I have two and love them - though both of mine are full-size, all steel, I hear great things about the scandium models.
 
Kimber Compact CDP II

http://www.kimberamerica.com/pistols/cdp/compactcdp.php

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I have a couple of colts and a kimber in the safe. I can't help but notice mine are not represented in the poll. :cuss:

When's glock going to jump on the 1911 bandwagon?:neener:
 
my first choice would be the sa, i have a sa 1911 and it is great and they are a great company and they know how to take care of thier customers.

my next choice would be the para, they are reliable, accurate guns. para has been inovtive in the 1911 field and they make great 1911's.
 
1911

Check out the Springfield loaded series. I love my Loaded champ. Beautiful, Accurate, night sites, beaver tail safety, easy to clean. Chicks dig it.
 
So you want a 4"-4.5" 1911 in .45ACP but there are a couple more questions you need to answer.

Single stack or high capacity? Single action or light double? What finish? Any certain feature built in, like night sights etc?
 
I voted for S&W but would also be okay with the SA Mil-Spec. I have a couple of those and have been very happy with them. They are not the most accurate, but have proven 100% reliable.
 
I own 2 of the pistols in your poll, the SA Mil-Spec and the Kimber PCII. I bought the Mil-Spec first and love it, but I wanted something lighter to carry mainly when I was in the woods hanging stands for bow season. I bought the Kimber for that purpose. I shoot the Kimber almost as well as the Mil-Spec, and without a doubt, it is my choice for CC. Huge difference with the shorter barrel and lighter weight. Bottom line, whichever you decide on, you will probably want another later. Both are fine pistols worth the money IMO.

Here is my mil-spec, don't have a pic of the Kimber hosted
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