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I've been shooting my 1911's for most of the summer. Last Saturday I brought my trusty Glock 30 and ate hole out of the bullseye at 15 yards. Love that gun. I'm more accurate at longer ranges with my Les Baer Monolith though. I think it's the longer sight radius and trigger of the Baer.

I reload so my pick is the G41, though I have both the G34 and G41. Of the two the G41 is my favorite, it could be yours if you have larger hands.

I'm a secret admirer of the PPQ as I don't own one. I do own a PPS M2 which I like very much.

I think the SR series is going the way of the LC9S. It was discontinued but there was some distributer specials that sold, most likely to clear out part supplies. The EC9s is the same gun but I want night sights on my guns.

Dave; Thank you for this post. I've struggled with this for years myself. I came from revolvers and didn't have a flinch problem. Then Auto's came along and I did develop a bad flinch. I believe it was the slide coming back during recoil. Subconsciously I thought the slide was going to...

Hmm, interesting I switch between Glocks and 1911's just about every range session and have no problems doing so. Also, if you put an arched mainspring housing on a 1911 you have the same grip angle as Glock. One of my 1911's has an arched housing all my others do not and still no problems.

I've fired one but did not see the point over the 43. I can make my 43 bigger by adding Taran +2 or Magguts +2. These extensions have been utterly reliable for me and I have the luxury of carrying with standard 6 round magazine for ultimate concealment. Oh, and I don't like front cocking...

I own many samples of Glock, M&P's, and Sigs. My 1911's are just as reliable of which I own RockRiver (old samples), Colt and Les Baer. All of my 1911's will feed and fire my 255 grain hard cast SWC reloads intended for .45 Colt. The others will NOT.

I know this is late entry but for future reference the above should be corrected to not confuse future readers. The Sig P320 is fully cocked when the slide is racked. It is not like Glock that is partially cocked. Therefore, the P320 is SAO like a Colt Series 80 with the thumb safety removed...

S&W had problems with earlier 1.0 M&P's. The problem was accuracy. I had a M&P9c that was inaccurate and sold it replaced with my G26. I believe this problem was fixed with later 1.0 and certainly 2.0 There are posts on this problem in various forums. This was a barrel problem not so much...

Is there an ignore button on this site?

I can tell you the trigger on my M&P45 2.0 is very nice indeed. It is light, short enough and has a great reset.

Why is hunting not a factor? Humans are an animal right? Then you go on to say: "I've been watching the LuckyGunner mousegun series since it started and so far what's jumped out as the best caliber for a very small, pocket sized gun is .32, not .380 or .38. Why? Because while the larger...

You state all this as fact but I don't see any references. I understood the U.S. went to 9mm to have commonality with other nations. It is a lighter round so that logistics would be easier.

I'm in the .45 ACP camp. Large, heavy bullets with enough momentum to break bone. I've hunted with normal velocity .45 Colt (around the same power as .45 ACP) on deer and it takes them down fast. I would not do that with 9mm. Deer are about the same weight as a small human. The deer were...

I like my LC9s the gun is fast and easy to shoot. The trigger is very light and this is why I opted for the safety version. I removed the magazine safety (easy, see youtube). The Shield I've never shot so I don't know.

OP; If you are speaking of Rock Island. Please change thread title to avoid confusion for others visiting this thread.

I believe the binding issue occurred after firing the gun because the cases expand. Hope your gun is OK.

The .45 ACP is already a large bullet with lots of momentum. The best of the .45's expand larger and give more chance to cut through vessels and organs. Because of it's greater momentum the .45 has a better chance of breaking bone. For deer sized game and larger (say a horse) a .45 Colt...

I see this parroted all the time as well, get rid of the finger grooves. Yet, many of us like the finger grooves. There is a glock forum poll on this very topic and most people prefer the finger grooves...