Which .45 mega poll oddball type question

[SaxonPig]

I have pretty consistent tastes in my 1911s. I prefer the full-size gun, I favor ivory stocks, the Colt name is a top choice, and I avoid most of the modifications that seem so popular.

Pictured below is a Series '70 with S&W sights (commonly done in the early 1970s), A Series '70 Super, and a Series '70 Gold Cup. Also pictured are an RIA Super and a 1911 made with a Charles Daly lower and a Colt .22 conversion upper. I call it a Dolt. It came with the extended safety and I left it even though I don't want it. These one wears faux ivory while all the others are genuine.

 

[roo_ster]

Standard grade single stack 1911 (Kimber, Springfield, Smith, etc.)

SW1911 from the factory. Which exact model to be determined.

The single stack fits my hand better than the double-stacks. Also, the trigger is better than any of the plastic guns.

I would likely back it up with an Officer's ACP in .45ACP, making me tote 3 guns: primary (rifle, I presume), sidearm, and backup.

 

[Cousin Mike]

I picked the Sig P220... Not only because it's my favorite gun, but because it's the pistol I'm most accurate with. Bells & whistles don't mean much to me, especially for a gun that's going to be holstered a nice amount of the time. I'd probably have my company gunsmith install the short trigger, and leave it alone.

Why mess with perfection?

 

[.45&TKD]

.45ACP=1911!

Since money is no object, I would go with the high end custom 1911's, and since it is a secondary weapon I would stick with the single stack and Wilson 47D's. (The double stacks must effect your grip, but then I've never shot one.)