1911 sizes
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1911 sizes
For concealed carry what size 1911 do you carry?
(I may of forgotten a size or two, so feel free to comment)
(I may of forgotten a size or two, so feel free to comment)
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Sadly I lost all my guns in a boating accident in the Gulf of Mexico :(
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Sadly I lost all my guns in a boating accident in the Gulf of Mexico :(
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I checked Commander, though my Champion is 1/4" shorter at 4.0". That is my normal carry gun. I have also carried full size 5 inchers and my P-12. It depends on how I'm dressed and other things. Like I said, normal carry is the Champ.
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I've always been partial to a "Commander 4"-4 1/4" gun. If fact, I have never owned a Govt. model.
Another reason I like my P-13 (besides the hi-cap and Commander length) is it's shortened frame (the grip is not full length). The butt of the gun is toughest part to conceal IMO.
Another reason I like my P-13 (besides the hi-cap and Commander length) is it's shortened frame (the grip is not full length). The butt of the gun is toughest part to conceal IMO.
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Kimber is actually pretty consistant with they're names. Here's the way it brakes down (to the best of my knowledge):
Custom = full size grip w/ 5" barrel
Pro = Full size grip w/ 4" barrel
Compact = shortened/officers sized grip w/ 4" barrel
Ultra = shortened/officers sized grip w/ 3" barrel
Example: Pro Raptor II. Only the word PRO describes the size. "Raptor" is the model name and II indicates it has a firing pin safety.
Also, "Commander" is a COLT name and has a 4.25" barrel. "Champion" is a Springfield Armory name and has a 4" barrel.
Custom = full size grip w/ 5" barrel
Pro = Full size grip w/ 4" barrel
Compact = shortened/officers sized grip w/ 4" barrel
Ultra = shortened/officers sized grip w/ 3" barrel
Example: Pro Raptor II. Only the word PRO describes the size. "Raptor" is the model name and II indicates it has a firing pin safety.
Also, "Commander" is a COLT name and has a 4.25" barrel. "Champion" is a Springfield Armory name and has a 4" barrel.
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