The_woodsman
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I currently own a .45 Kimber and a .22 buckmark. I am going to replace the kimber with a EAA witness p-carry model instead. The beauty of the Witness series is that these new guns have light rails (which I prefer) and have the ability to change chambering by simply changing the slide/bbl/mag, an option that the 1911 model is quite limited (especially a double stack like mine).
So, I have some options here in the "stock" chambered model to choose from.
They come in the following configurations:
Caliber: Capacity:
10mm 15 + 1
.40 S&W 15 + 1
.45 10 + 1
9mm 18 + 1
In addition, I can purchase a .22Lr and .38 super conversion kit for these units, although the .38 super will be a longer barrel/slide than the stock one.
Which one should I choose as the "stock" pistol caliber?
So, I have some options here in the "stock" chambered model to choose from.
They come in the following configurations:
Caliber: Capacity:
10mm 15 + 1
.40 S&W 15 + 1
.45 10 + 1
9mm 18 + 1
In addition, I can purchase a .22Lr and .38 super conversion kit for these units, although the .38 super will be a longer barrel/slide than the stock one.
Which one should I choose as the "stock" pistol caliber?