Mr Neutron
Well-Known Member
Yup, no doubt about it, Draconian gun laws have made Mexico safer.
It was meant to be a .357 sig for defense and a .40 for affordability for shooting. The sig round carried magnum ballistics out to 1000 feet. i'll take that any day over the .40. The magazines are double stamped as .357 sig and .40 since they share the same casing. As for being a gun that will shoot 3" groups at 30 yards? Naw. It's a DAO meant for reactionary, defensive firing. Imagine that. A weapon designed purely for the moment it must be drawn and immediately employed under stress. @ 30 yards, every round is in the rings. Sufficient i'd say.Lol
piece of shit gun
you should at least do a barrel change and make it a .40 cal like it was meant to be
Im not talking about the roundIt was meant to be a .357 sig for defense and a .40 for affordability for shooting. The sig round carried magnum ballistics out to 1000 feet. i'll take that any day over the .40. The magazines are double stamped as .357 sig and .40 since they share the same casing. As for being a gun that will shoot 3" groups at 30 yards? Naw. It's a DAO meant for reactionary, defensive firing. Imagine that. A weapon designed purely for the moment it must be drawn and immediately employed under stress. @ 30 yards, every round is in the rings. Sufficient i'd say.
That being said, i'm saving up for a new 1911
i gotta agree on the shitty trigger lol. It does do it's job from a safety standpoint though (as in it don't fire unless you are pulling that trigger, HARD lol). Thought about having a trigger job done on it but think i'd rather have the factory setup for safety AND save the money to go towards my 1911. i've always been a huge fan of the 1911. Granted the round itself is slow as hell (love watching them be lobbed downrange) but when it hits, it's a stopper. Capacity doesn't botther me too much. 7+1 or 8+1 is sufficient for my needs given the fact that i will have extra mags.Im not talking about the round
Im talking about the Glock and Wesson piece of shit handgun you are touting
its about 1 step above a hi point
Ill give you a tip
take out the trigger assembly and remove one spring
also polish up the sear
Your gun is still going to have a shitty trigger
But at least this way it aint gonna break your finger evertime you pull the trigger
NO
I am not attacking you
Just telling you
You need to spend a couple hundred more to get something decent
ETA
and if you want reliability and capacity
stay away from the 1911's
DAO like you got is the ticket
Sig DEFINITELY makes a great gun. i have the P230 that i carried as backup and talk about a comfortable, accurate and reliable firearm. The .380 caliber is the ONLY weakness in that firearm imo. i've also shot the P229 in .40. That was one of the coolest experiences i've ever had. It was so intuitive it was like you couldn't miss.I got talked into the sigma when they came out. Price was right. I got what I paid for.
1911 is just a platform comes in lots of calbers. Being around for a hundred years is meaningless
Too many parts. If you're looking for the option of SA get a SA/Dao pistol like a sig sauer
Is it a shriveled, droopy 1911?Only a few thousand more posts and we will start getting into travon thread territory.
I know we can do it.
Lets get it on!-mills lane
Edit: I own one gun. My love gun.
More like a rusty derringer.Is it a shriveled, droopy 1911?
Nice Piece of hardwareThis is one 1911 i went and looked at today. Good value from all i've read. Not a Kimber or a Colt, but solid, reliable, and servicable.
i personally preferred the Kimber Ultra Compact with laser sights but the $1,595 price tag is a little outta my range
As for gunbroker, i have been looking at them. Always a little unsure about internet purchases though.Nice Piece of hardware
Good company
I have one tip that will save you time and money
if possible
If your local "fun" shop has a range and will let you shoot it go for it
a lot of ranges also have rental guns
And all of them have layaway
Another good tip
if possible
Is find what you want and buy it online have it shipped to your local fun store
gunbroker.com is a good site
Gunbroker is absolutly legitAs for gunbroker, i have been looking at them. Always a little unsure about internet purchases though.
They don't have an on-site range but there are several local ones we can go to. i got to see this model both out of the factory box and after having a trigger job, adjustable sights, a more polished ramp, a larger slide release, and custom grips(the owners personal carry weapon) and i liked the latter. He quoted me about $150 for the extras on top of the $550 for the gun so about $700 out the door. He said he would let me shoot HIS weapon but not a new one (obviously lol).
That being said, i have a good buddy who spends about $10-12k a year at this shop and gets deep discounts so i plan on taking him and cash when i go to buy. DEFINITELY going to fire at least 50 rounds through one before i buy though. My buddy said he has a couple friends with the factory model that will let me give her a test-run too
But the winners get to breed. cnEveryone should conceal carry (sarcasm)
The death toll would of been much higher with a 100 people shooting at each other in a dark movie theater