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It's nice to see a Ruger 1911 .45, hopefully the quality will prove good when many shooters start buying them and putting lots of rounds through them. And the subject of the thread is 1911's made in the U.S. for under $2,000. So why do Springfields keep getting mentioned? Their slides and/or...

It is $75 for mags for the Sphinx 3000? Ouch, and I thought H&K pistol mags were bad. :) Looks like a superbly built Swiss pistol, though, and comes in a variety of calibers, including 10mm and .45 acp with very high ammo capacity. :)

As long as it is 100% made in The U.S., with good quality control standards applied, it should be interesting. :)

That's a great looking S&W gun you have there. :)

Cz 75, one of the very best guns you can buy at any price, and they aren't expensive, awesome value. :)

Ruger745: Where is this Sphinx 3000 in 10mm, I didn't see it at their site. http://www.sphinxarms.com/ Edit: Oh, I found it, you have to click on high cap version. :)

10mmluver: The problem is that people buy double tap 10mm (and other calibers) high-performance JHP ammo and pay a premium for it because double tap claims this ammo is full power with very high speeds, which they even list on the labels on the boxes. But I've seen videos on youtube that show...

If you prefer your 10mm ammo with bullets a bit on the lighter side, but running at warp speed. Check out these swampfox 10mm videos below. Nice. :cool: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1NH_b37N4Q0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-n5GJjpF9Y

The .308, as expected, is very impressive. And the 12 gauge shotgun is just awesome... Gives me even more respect for what my H&K/Benelli can do.

legion3: That's why if one wants real full-power 10mm ammo, I recommend swampfox, no wide swings in velocity there, the ammo actually performs at the speeds that are claimed. :)

Oh yes, waaay under-powered. ;)

Don't think about it, buy it. :)

Dan Wessons are said to be excellent quality without being too expensive, and the frames and slides are made in the U.S., if I recall correctly. :)

A great place to get quality 10mm ammo is www.swampfoxgunworks.com The ammo can be loaded with your choice of bullet of whatever is available from bullet makers, you can even special order the type of cases used if you have a preference, and the quality and customer service is top-notch...

...he can bet his life on, do whatever you have to to get the money together for it. Save up for a bit if you have to. A Ruger .357 revolver, and good 1911 .45 acp, a Glock 9mm, a Cz 75b is a *great* gun, one of the best money can buy, and it's not even expensive. But get something good, not...

We've had a 5904 since back when the 3rd generation guns were the latest design from Smith & Wesson, it's a great gun. :) Good accuracy, points well, looks great, very reliable. Would never sell it. Once I wanted to see how dirty it could get without a malfunction. I just kept shooting it...

I can see a super serious Glock collector wanting it. But $51,000 is crazy, I mean it's a Glock... At least if it were the first SIG P210 ever made, you could understand a little better. :) 5k to maybe even 10k I could see, but no more. I guess if a serious collector has money to burn, he...

Saragosa: I agree on the calibers. There's nothing wrong with the .40 S&W, but there's just not enough difference between it and the 9mm to bother with, I'd rather just stick with the higher capacity 9mm loaded with some serious ammo. If I want more power, I'm not messing around, I'd go...

Oh, I agree. But given good shot placement, HP tends to do better, so I'll take the HP. :)

Ah, I hadn't read that, thanks for the update. Well, then I guess we're left largely with accounts from officers and soldiers, which are often quite favorable about the .45 ACP's effectiveness. But I'm certainly not getting into the (seemingly endless) debate about 9mm vs .45. I have a 9mm...