is there anything i should look for in a 1911 ? do they need any modifications if bought new ? whats the difference between say the s&w 1911, and the s&w 1911pd ? any other input would be helpfull.
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1911 questions
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jkelly
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The S&W 1911 is made of Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel or Lightweight Scandium Alloy construction, the PD is made with a Scandium alloy.
What are you going to use the gun for?
Respectfully,
jkelly
http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/...d=10001&productId=14719&langId=-1&isFirearm=Y
What are you going to use the gun for?
Respectfully,
jkelly
http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/...d=10001&productId=14719&langId=-1&isFirearm=Y
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http://northeastshooters.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=68356
Also try the NES search feature, you'll be up for days!
Also try the NES search feature, you'll be up for days!
Yup. Please use the search. Plenty to read here about 1911s.
The darker the gun the faster the bullets go. That, and the board consensus is that 9milimeter is the optimal bear cartridge. I'd say that covers it. Oh, and they are four rules to memorize too. They are:
1. Always shoot where you're looking
2. Never shoot something you aren't willing to destroy
3. Make sure your backstop is downrange
4. All loaded guns have bullets in them all the time
Good Huntin Tex!
1. Always shoot where you're looking
2. Never shoot something you aren't willing to destroy
3. Make sure your backstop is downrange
4. All loaded guns have bullets in them all the time
Good Huntin Tex!
