c919
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HAHAHAHA I can't believe you asked that question.
That's rich.
That's rich.
whats the best caliber for a 1911?
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Ala Dan
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The .45 ACP reminds me of a lot of folk's, including me:
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uwspmgc
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.45
because chambering it in anything else would be like trying to improve the Mona Lisa using finger paint.
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when guns are outlawed, then i will become an outlaw
because chambering it in anything else would be like trying to improve the Mona Lisa using finger paint.
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when guns are outlawed, then i will become an outlaw
JTQ
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I prefer .45 ACP.
I don't care for the shorter rounds (like 9 MM Luger and .40 S&W) since they require some kind of modification to the magazine.
.38 Super, 9x23 Win, 10 MM, and .400 Cor-bon all seem like they would be good choices if you wanted something different than .45 ACP.
I don't care for the shorter rounds (like 9 MM Luger and .40 S&W) since they require some kind of modification to the magazine.
.38 Super, 9x23 Win, 10 MM, and .400 Cor-bon all seem like they would be good choices if you wanted something different than .45 ACP.
SharpsDressedMan
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It is probably wise to choose the cartridge for which the gun was designed (just tends to work really well). But, the .38 Super and 10mm are fantastic cartridges, and I'd give the nod to the 10mm if you want .45 knockdown, a flatter trajectory, AND a round that will punch through things just a little bit better.
But, the .38 Super and 10mm are fantastic cartridges, and I'd give the nod to the 10mm if you want .45 knockdown, a flatter trajectory, AND a round that will punch through things just a little bit better.
chicharrones
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If the 1911 is a GI style, it absolutely should be .45ACP. Otherwise, whatever caliber will function.
Jolly Rogers
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That was a trick question...Right?
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