not a big carry revolver guy, if i got a revolver, it would be a .44 or a 357/38 but for home defense only.No revolvers?
true, i agree with that response. just pretty much getting an idea on caliber difference. yeah ive fired the .45 many of times and there easier to buy, but the 10 mm not so experience with at all. wasn't really sure if anyone would recommend that as a carry caliber. actually heard it more as a hunting round.There is no single gun that everyone will agree is the best carry gun, it's a personal choice. The best advice I can give you is to try them out and imagine as your shooting them "is this what I wouldn't mind carrying around all day?". Personally, I don't have a single gun that I carry exclusively, depends a lot on the time of year and whether I'm open carrying or concealed.
Go with what you like, not what everyone else likes.
I could, but ive been caring a Ruger 9E 9mm for a while, and it time for me to upgrade, .40 yeah is ok, .380 is to small for my hand, as well is .22 ( which is wife's gun till she upgrades) and ive always wanted a 1911 since i lost my grandfather Colt 1911 in a home robbery with other firearms.Do you currently have any handguns, perhaps some smaller ones? I can't imagine carrying such a large gun on the regular.
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yeah that "We the People" is a nice looking one aint it.If you've always wanted a 1911 then why not now...which eliminates two from your list.
I'd go with the Scorpion in this case.
I think the We The People gun would be a better safe queen.
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true, i agree with that response. just pretty much getting an idea on caliber difference. yeah ive fired the .45 many of times and there easier to buy, but the 10 mm not so experience with at all. wasn't really sure if anyone would recommend that as a carry caliber. actually heard it more as a hunting round.
i know right, but im only allowed 1 right now lolSilly person.
The correct answer is ALL of them.
ok, thank you very much for the info on the 10 mm.I've carried a 1911 for going on 38 years.
A full sized 1911 is HEAVY. Also I have a problem with the pistol riding up when I sit down. That 5" barrel is just a bit too long.
My preference for EDC is a LW Commander sized 1911. This is pretty much what I've carried for all of those 38 years.
I've got three 10mm 1911 pistols. Two full sized and one Commander sized. The Commander is NOT a lightweight.
I load all my own ammo and for me 10mm is a bit much for EDC. There's a lot more muzzle flip and rise with full house 10mm loads as compared to full house .45 ACP loads.
right, im not a small person at 6'2 320 lbs built husky (not fat) and steel lined belts is all i usually wear anyways.Sig is making an excellent 1911. I am very pleased with all of mine.
For EDC, personally I use either a 1911 CCO or compact. However, over the years I have known of a number of people who carried the full size.
I don't worry about the weight of a 1911. Heck, a person's weight can vary 2-3 pounds throughout the day. Just get a good steel reinforced belt (which is the same advice I would give for any handgun). A good belt is hugely important to a good draw and comfortable carry.
i know right, but im only allowed 1 right now lol