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03-10-2013, 17:13
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Hk usp
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03-10-2013, 20:46
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Glock 30sf......hands down. In the $550 to $650 price range of course.
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03-10-2013, 21:24
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#78
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hk....
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03-10-2013, 23:19
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Glock or M&P. If you're looking for something extremely small look into the XDS.
Never been a fan of the XD/XDM. The slide sits to high making it impossible to get close enough to bore axis taking away from controllability.
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03-11-2013, 00:12
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Glock 21sf, no question! Very soft shooting 45, accurate and easy to shoot well.
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03-11-2013, 05:48
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Px4 gets my vote. very soft shooting for a 45.
And the ergonomics are nearly identical to the other caliber's frames.
There are alot of good options though: G21, M&P, HK, Sig 220.
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03-11-2013, 08:25
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My vote: Gen4 Glock 21.
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03-11-2013, 08:39
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FNP-45. By far my favorite of any .45 I've owned including 1911's.
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03-11-2013, 09:06
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Didn't read all 4 pages so someone could have mentioned it:
EAA is going to release a Poly 1911 very soon. I saw it at Shot Show and thought it was pretty slick.
That said, I am partial to my M&P45C. Perfect size, soft shooter, and pretty accurate.
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03-11-2013, 09:52
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Sharkey
Didn't read all 4 pages so someone could have mentioned it:
EAA is going to release a Poly 1911 very soon. I saw it at Shot Show and thought it was pretty slick.
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Somebody is about to make plastic version of Model T!
Yeah!!! Now there is something to get all exited about!
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03-11-2013, 10:30
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My M&P 45 full size is right up there with my P220 in accuracy and reliability and is much lighter. I still like my P220 best in case I decide to beat my assailant to death.
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03-11-2013, 11:36
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The new G30s or S&W M&P.
As slim as their 9mm guns, but hold 10 rounds of big ole 230grains 45 acp
What more can you ask for in a 45 !
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03-11-2013, 12:33
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Kozel
Somebody is about to make plastic version of Model T!
Yeah!!! Now there is something to get all exited about!
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Yeah no one wants 1911's anymore?! How SA and Kimber stay in business is beyond me?
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03-11-2013, 13:19
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How about a 12 to 14 round Sig Sp2022 45. If we are lucky maybe Sig will produce one!! 
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03-11-2013, 18:18
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Sharkey
Yeah no one wants 1911's anymore?! How SA and Kimber stay in business is beyond me?
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If somebody would still make Model T there would be fan club adding nitros, spoilers and wide wheels for them.
Few months ago my BOL came over with his brand new Sig 1911. He fired one magazine from it. It jammed only once and made decent group. I gave him my old USP which he never fired before. He mage a group half the size of his super duper 1911 and it did not jam. He is looking for USP ever since even though I got mine for half the price of his 1911.
Not very bright but have to love him since my sister does. 12 >7 by the way.
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03-11-2013, 19:49
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03-11-2013, 21:05
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Quote:
Originally Posted by donovan655
Px4 gets my vote. very soft shooting for a 45.
And the ergonomics are nearly identical to the other caliber's frames.
There are alot of good options though: G21, M&P, HK, Sig 220.
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I love my Glock 20 (same size as 21), but my PX4 45 feels much slimmer in the hand.
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03-11-2013, 22:48
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Best poly .45?
I have owned G21 in various gens, HK USP45, HK45, Ruger P97, FNH FNP45.
Best one for me is the USP45, and that's the only one I still have, in the Tactical model.
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03-11-2013, 23:32
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Quote:
Originally Posted by pat701
How about a 12 to 14 round Sig Sp2022 45. If we are lucky maybe Sig will produce one!! |
i would be on that like a fat kid on a cookie!
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03-11-2013, 23:35
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Quote:
Originally Posted by pat701
How about a 12 to 14 round Sig Sp2022 45. If we are lucky maybe Sig will produce one!! |
Heck, to keep the same size in the grip frame, I'd be happy with a single stack.
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03-11-2013, 23:39
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Kozel
If somebody would still make Model T there would be fan club adding nitros, spoilers and wide wheels for them.
Few months ago my BOL came over with his brand new Sig 1911. He fired one magazine from it. It jammed only once and made decent group. I gave him my old USP which he never fired before. He mage a group half the size of his super duper 1911 and it did not jam. He is looking for USP ever since even though I got mine for half the price of his 1911.
Not very bright but have to love him since my sister does. 12 >7 by the way.
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I'll bet if your USP was being copied by a dozen different companies that made their own different alterations to it, then it probably wouldn't have reputation with most people any better than your feelings about the 1911 design.
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03-12-2013, 07:33
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Kozel
If somebody would still make Model T there would be fan club adding nitros, spoilers and wide wheels for them.
Few months ago my BOL came over with his brand new Sig 1911. He fired one magazine from it. It jammed only once and made decent group. I gave him my old USP which he never fired before. He mage a group half the size of his super duper 1911 and it did not jam. He is looking for USP ever since even though I got mine for half the price of his 1911.
Not very bright but have to love him since my sister does. 12 >7 by the way.
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Wow someone drank the 1911 haterade. They are a terrible design. I guess that is where so many companies make them. If EAA made a poly CCO version, I'd order one. Some folks have small hands and still want a big caliber so they get a 1911. Those folks shooting IPSC must be real dolts. To think I trusted my life for 8 years with a SA Govt. model. What was I thinking? Thanks for shedding the light.
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03-12-2013, 15:12
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Quote:
Originally Posted by countrygun
Heck, to keep the same size in the grip frame, I'd be happy with a single stack.
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damn good ideal, now if only sig would make it.
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03-12-2013, 15:43
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Quote:
Originally Posted by NEOH212
HK 45 or the HK 45c. Or anything HK for that matter. 
Accept no other. Accept nothing less. |
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Originally Posted by Kimura
HK 45 and HK 45C by far.
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Originally Posted by EL COLONEL
HK.......... |
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Originally Posted by bac1023
I think HK makes the best polymers in any caliber.
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Originally Posted by itstime
HK45 for sure
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Originally Posted by deguelo
do you mean besides the hk 45/45c?
regards-- deguelo
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Originally Posted by NEOH212
No question about it. No other poly gun can touch HK!
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Originally Posted by ChiTownPicaro
I like the HK45 myself. The gun just feels like it was made for my hands.
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Originally Posted by NEOH212
They are.
They do for me to. Weather it's the gun or they way they fit me I don't know but they show better accuracy in my hands than any Glock I've ever had. That speaks for itself.
Yes. I agree.
They do.
When it comes to polymer there is HK and there is everything else.
Hk is in a league of their own that so far no other polymer gun can touch. Weather it be because the other manufactures are unwilling to do so or they can't, they have absolutely nothing on HK. |
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well, here I come in as well! (AND I did not catch all the other recommends for HK as I was thinking I had tagged too many...I see i had!)
I recommend HK  too
but my Glocks are great and have their purpose, and I love this forum and realize I'm in a forum for Glocks - sorry.
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03-12-2013, 22:19
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Kozel
If somebody would still make Model T there would be fan club adding nitros, spoilers and wide wheels for them.
Few months ago my BOL came over with his brand new Sig 1911. He fired one magazine from it. It jammed only once and made decent group. I gave him my old USP which he never fired before. He mage a group half the size of his super duper 1911 and it did not jam. He is looking for USP ever since even though I got mine for half the price of his 1911.
Not very bright but have to love him since my sister does. 12 >7 by the way.
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12 won't beat 7 if I get some of my 7 there first. Just sayin. 
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