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5/20/2014 1:25:29 PM
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Double stack 1911s exist. It's just they're a bit odd and hard to find.
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I wish I could choose that. The only problem is that the magazine capacity is so limited that it's impractical to have as anything other than novelty.
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Extended magazines are a thing you know.
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still shit capacity. I have 17 + 1 in my glock 19 and thats not even an extended magazine.
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I'm more comfortable with an M1911 as I've shot one several times. I'd rather have something I'm comfortable with when I'm going to be relying on it to protect myself.
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Edited by Funkbrotha10: 5/20/2014 3:11:34 PMif you have shot a 1911 several times then the best sollution reallly is a glock. Glocks are extremely reliable. And are way simpler than the 1911 platform. If you don't have a ton of firearm experience your chances would be best with a glock. Not to mention that the low capacity is still bad even if you can shoot the wings off of a fly with a 1911.
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I've never shot a Glock before so I'm just going with what I'm most comfortable with ATM. My answer would probably change if I had fired a Glock before however.
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you pull glock trigger. glock go bang. /glock user manual No -blam!-ing around with external safeties, hammers, confusion between DA/SA etc
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I'll have to try one out then time I go to the range. Won't be as fun to shoot as the AKM I shot in Vegas, but a guns a gun.
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lol your 8rnd mag compared to my 15 rnd mag double stack ftw, unless you have little girl hands.
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A very expensive and impractical thing.
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Lucky for us in Canuckistan, we can get Grorious Chinese 1911s for $350. [spoiler]Surprisingly, every review of current Norinco 1911s I've read have been nothing but praiseworthy. I've never heard of any malfunctions or quality and machining issues beyond cosmetic finishing.[/spoiler]
