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    9mm 1911

    I'm interested in getting a 9mm 1911. I'm not interested getting a tinkering gun, which probably rules out most 1911s. I want one that just works, and I don't want to spend $3K on a custom gun.

    What are your recommendations? This one caught my eye - S&W:
    http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/w...layErrorView_Y
    Last edited by JV_; 03-08-2011 at 07:23 PM. Reason: typo

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    How much are you willing to spend?

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    It depends on what I have to spend to get something that works. $1500?

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    I have a 2002 era Springfield Loaded 9mm that I picked up used and it shoots well. The mags that came with it are Metalform and seem to do the job. Most of the time I give it to my younger son to shoot or a newbie shooter that might be recoil sensitive.

    STI seems to be a fairly popular brand of 9mm 1911s but I have no experience with them or S&W. I think Dawson Precision can setup an STI how you would like and give it a tune up before sending it to you.
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    Someone asked this question to Larry Vickers in his 1911 operators class last August and his response was a Wilson Combat 9mm.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TAP View Post
    a Wilson Combat 9mm.
    Unfortunately, I don't want one that bad. It's just too much money.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TAP View Post
    Someone asked this question to Larry Vickers in his 1911 operators class last August and his response was a Wilson Combat 9mm.
    That SpecOps 9mm is pretty sweet. Pricey but sweet.
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    I believe that the Spec Ops 9mm is around $1800. Close to your budget
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    Quote Originally Posted by LittleLebowski View Post
    I believe that the Spec Ops 9mm is around $1800. Close to your budget
    I wasn't finding them that cheap. Got a link?

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    Asked WC to take look at this thread.
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