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From: Central Texas
Originally Posted by Chrisreyn
Hoss... didnt intend to be demeaning them as a good weapon, but that is the problem I have with them.. they are too blocky for my hand to feel comfortable around...just like I like the way the 226 feels, but not where the mag release is located..
I like all handguns...or at least MOST handguns. I just happen to be partial to Glocks when it comes to concealed carry.
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From: New Holland, PA
Originally Posted by Monty
No, they didnt have one there. Thinking about getting one?
I was just wondering if you'd seen one. It's one of the few TDA single stack .45's out there, and the only one of quality. My stumpy lil' fingers can't make it all the way around a double stack of .45 ACP. 
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From: Claremont, Virginia
Originally Posted by Lary Ellis (Top)
My 1911, will never leave here and it still out shoots almost everything I put up against it
Got 17 different style 1911's and I'll take one of them over anything. Walked into the dentist office with one on today and he said "cool"...............
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From: Missoula, Montana
Originally Posted by Chrisreyn
Am I the only one who has a problem with the "feel" or ergonomics of the Glock?
To me its like wrapping my hand around a rough cut 2X2.... too blocky and square...........
To me its like wrapping my hand around a rough cut 2X2.... too blocky and square...........
I found that with most of the Glocks I held. That or thee grips where too short for my hand to be confortable. I did try a 27 once and it actually felt alright.
As for no manual safety, the person holding the gun is the ultimate safety. My 96D has no safety. But that is why it has a 38# trigger with a three inch pull (yes I'm exagerating). That is the one thing I don't like about it. But for personal protection it will do it's job. Inside of 10 yards I can group about three inches in a hurry. Not great but good enough. I do like the Baby Eagles too. I'm solid to 25 yards when plinking with it.
Thanks for the SH info. Discovered the name was the holster after a short crusie of GOOGLE.
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From: Claremont, Virginia
Originally Posted by Shovelhead
Is that the one that was on Gunbroker.com?
http://www.springfield-armory.com/im...9134LLarge.jpg
The collection you saw at Stameys place the last time has more than tripled by now.
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