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    And Brownells will sell you just about anything you need to upgrade whichever one you get.
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    Colt... You'll not need lots of upgrades...
    You can give peace a chance alright..

    I'll seek cover in case it goes badly..

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    Whatever make pistol you decide on, just stay clear of the 3in barrel models, very problematic, no matter who makes them,......this is said with a voice of some expensive experiance

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    Shot my new Colt Mod.80 .45 today not a single problem,love the way this 1911 shoots and handles. For me it's Colt.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rifleshooter474 View Post
    Shot my new Colt Mod.80 .45 today not a single problem,love the way this 1911 shoots and handles. For me it's Colt.
    I have a stainless Colt Officer's ACP, made in the early 90's... Love it... Swapped out the duck tail grip safety for a beaver tail. It's a bit snappy with the 3.5" barrel, but accurate. 50yds punching 11x17 sheets of paper.. Wilson Combat and Chip McCormick mags make it run like a champ... She does not like truncated cone ammo however. No surprise there...
    You can give peace a chance alright..

    I'll seek cover in case it goes badly..

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    Quote Originally Posted by BattleSwine View Post
    I would recommend Springfield Armory 1911s. Their GI models are pretty basic. I think the sweet spot in the line up is the Range Officer. I've seen up to $200 below the $879 MSRP.
    That would be my choice in a basic 1911.

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