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get the Springfield GI 45 or Springfield Mil Spec. The ILS can be removed. Choosing a 1911 (Xavier) More on Springfields from Xavier

I don't use LEO approval as a litmus test for any pistol.

My spouse has shot 9mm, .357s, 38s, and 22s, and 12 gauge. She prefers 22s.

It mostly matter where you put that tiny hole. I'm totally fine with standard velocity JHP ammo (Winchester white box variety, 115 grain JHP). Though the common consensus is for premium +p ammo in the 124 grain range.

P95. Good pistol. Dead reliable. No problems.

It boils down to where you out that hole.

good point.

Ruger MKII.

CZ-75b

I was shooting some Remington 115 MC UMC ammo (green box, 50 RD boxes) in my CZ-75 the other day and had one Failure to Extract. The CZ is a stock gun and religiously clean. I was just wondering if there were issues (other than being VERY dirty) with Remington UMC ammo. Speaking of dirty; I...

+10 to that!

For the win!

Dupli-Color Universal Black, NG SF 100, is a perfect match for the CZ polycoat. It'll cover up a scratch perfectly.

I would check out CZ if I were you. You might something you like.

9mm. Cheaper, more reliable, more accurate than the .40..imho. Also, the gun was designed for the 9mm.

The CZ can do whatever the P226 can do, and probably better in some respects (accuracy). And the CZ is all steel and less expensive. And you can carry a CZ cocked and locked. My vote: The CZ

NO NO NO NO! You'll ruin the spring! :eek:

great thread. I just purchased a crosman 1377c and was looking for forums about air guns.

That thought never occurred to me. If I was a kool-aid drinking 1911 fanboy, it might. But my brain is rooted in reason. 9mm, 40, 45..whatever works best for you..in whatever platform that works best for you.

9mm: Cheap, easily available, accurate. The differences (defensive-wise)between the 9mm, 40, and 45 are very negligible. 9mm does it for me.