Lets see your 1911's

[ThreeFingerPete]

lol. Nope. I went in to buy an Lc9 and came out with a citadel. It has yet to be proven, but I like it so far. haven't seen too many reviews on it but I hear it's like a RIA 1911 which has decent reviews.

No, dipshit, I meant the picture. Couldn't find any light?

[Cobraman]

Holy shit man, I guess the sun hasn't been working too well where you are?

lol. Nope. I went in to buy an Lc9 and came out with a citadel. It has yet to be proven, but I like it so far. haven't seen too many reviews on it but I hear it's like a RIA 1911 which has decent reviews.

[Cobraman]

nice a picture of something you're not even allowed to own ! haha

lol. Read up on the law.

bought my xd ftf. It's mine. I legally own it.

my dad bought the 1911 for me and gave it to me with a bill of Sale. It's legally mine too.

In Texas you can own a pistol at eighteen. Thanks and have an absolutely wonderful day!

[VaderTT]

Noice Shitadel.

[ThreeFingerPete]

Holy shit man, I guess the sun hasn't been working too well where you are?

[onemeangixxer7502]

nice a picture of something you're not even allowed to own ! haha

[Cobraman]

[71chevellejohn]

Also, if you think .45 is an expensive round to be "wasting" at the range, may I suggest that you stick to rimfire pistols exclusively, or start reloading.

Anything that helps you get better at shooting can't be considered wasting. At least that's what I told myself after "wasting" 100 rounds through the new pistola on Saturday.

To make myself feel better I picked up the .45 brass under the impression that one day I may reload. In reality, I'll probably fill 5 gallon buckets and then find someone to buy them off of me.... or trade for reloaded ammo.

[Moose242]

I have never owned any type of 1911, though I did own a Ruger P-90 in .45 but even back then the bullets were expensive. Not worth going to range and blowing through and it was a stought round.

You can get a 9mm 1911 if you want one, or hell, even a 22lr one.

Also, if you think .45 is an expensive round to be "wasting" at the range, may I suggest that you stick to rimfire pistols exclusively, or start reloading.

[SS Junk]

those grips are........ TITS!!!!!!!!

Yes, the parkerized finished and especially the grips were a strong selling point.

[Rick Modena]

Then get one in 9mm, 10mm, .40, .38 Super, etc. Anything except for .357 SIG, because that would be gay.

You really know how to hurt a guy. :bBishope:

You're a mean man Mr. Adam, mean man indeed...

[ThreeFingerPete]

I hope to own a STI or SIG in .45 just to have one, but not really my cup of tea, as far as caliber is concerned.

Then get one in 9mm, 10mm, .40, .38 Super, etc. Anything except for .357 SIG, because that would be gay.

[inline 6]

only pic i have of mine

those grips are........ TITS!!!!!!!!

[KBScobravert]

These back and forths on Kimbers and brand X are sometimes really funny. I have never owned any type of 1911, though I did own a Ruger P-90 in .45 but even back then the bullets were expensive. Not worth going to range and blowing through and it was a stought round.
I hope to own a STI or SIG in .45 just to have one, but not really my cup of tea, as far as caliber is concerned.

I would put the fit and finish of Adam's STI against a Wilson that I just shot a few weeks ago. But I shoot my Kimber better and my 20yr old SAA billet slide/frame NM 1911 like a champ.

[Rick Modena]

These back and forths on Kimbers and brand X are sometimes really funny. I have never owned any type of 1911, though I did own a Ruger P-90 in .45 but even back then the bullets were expensive. Not worth going to range and blowing through and it was a stought round.
I hope to own a STI or SIG in .45 just to have one, but not really my cup of tea, as far as caliber is concerned.