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Gun Thread (1911 Question)

Old 07-29-2007, 06:42 PM
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Originally Posted by str8jakett
Does anybody know anything about this Wilson Combat?



Not a bad looking little gun, but I didn't even pick one up.
They make pretty good stuff.
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Old 07-29-2007, 06:58 PM
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The only 1911 I've ever shot was a Kimber of some sort at Bob's, and I didnt like how wide (front to back) the grips were. I've held a Springfield GI 1911 and it didnt feel bad, but I still prefer the thinner grip of my XD45 over it.
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Old 07-30-2007, 03:16 AM
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Originally Posted by str8jakett
TNGChris: How do you carry the P90, on the hip, small of back? Seems like a large gun to conceal. I haven't tried to carry anything large, but if I got the Kimber, I'd probably try to see how it did.

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i should have been more specific.when i said carry,i meant in my car.it stays on my nightstand,goes with me to the car,and comes back in when i get home at night.the few times i have actually carried it on me,it was on the hip.definitely too large to comfortably hide.


BTW-excellent pic on top of the Parents magazine

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Old 07-30-2007, 10:22 AM
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Default Re: Gun Thread (1911 Question)

Originally Posted by TNGChris
i should have been more specific.when i said carry,i meant in my car.it stays on my nightstand,goes with me to the car,and comes back in when i get home at night.the few times i have actually carried it on me,it was on the hip.definitely too large to comfortably hide.


BTW-excellent pic on top of the Parents magazine
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Ahh, gotcha. I know that routine, I used to do it with the Colt until I bought the holster. Do you have a holster for it? I've got a Fobus laying around, but I don't know if it fits a P90.

Parents mag, haha, never noticed till now.
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Old 07-30-2007, 10:46 AM
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Taurus PT 1911.

Also PM blaxican25. He probably has forgotten more about guns then I'll ever know.
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Old 07-30-2007, 02:12 PM
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Default Re: Gun Thread (1911 Question)

Originally Posted by idkfa
cool thread. I've been interested in picking up another.
I carry a Glock 27 and the girl has a kel-tec P3AT.. now that's a cool little gun.

You always hear about the 1911 action but I have never gotten a chance to try one out... good luck on your decision

judging by your screename I'd say you played a lot of doom, lol.

BTW, you cannot go wrong with a springfield. I'd really like to have a mil-spec 1911, but alas I have other things to push money torwards at the moment. I love my XD though!
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Old 07-30-2007, 03:05 PM
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Originally Posted by str8jakett
Ahh, gotcha. I know that routine, I used to do it with the Colt until I bought the holster. Do you have a holster for it? I've got a Fobus laying around, but I don't know if it fits a P90.

Parents mag, haha, never noticed till now.
i've got a clip-on holster for it now that i just fit to my belt whenever i carry it.works well.
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Old 07-30-2007, 03:18 PM
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Originally Posted by rotorsownyou7
Best handgun I've ever owned, and best quality I've ever seen. Very expensvie, but I carry (in my car, never on me) a Kimber Ultra Carry II (.45 ACP, weighs only 25 ounces) with night sights and lasergrips...






Illegally.

Shhh.... Don't tell... I'll be 21 in a few months.

A friend carries the Kimber Ultra Carry II. I was considering it as my next purchase. It feels good, but I've never fired it.
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Old 07-30-2007, 03:25 PM
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Originally Posted by ZeRo_c0oL@work
A friend carries the Kimber Ultra Carry II. I was considering it as my next purchase. It feels good, but I've never fired it.
you need to.i'm still amazed every time i shoot Rob's Kimber.i've never shot any other .45 that has as little recoil and muzzle lift as that gun.with my .45,you basically have to re-aim after every shot.with the Kimber,you can practically unload once on target,with very little or no correction needed.my .380 isn't as easy to shoot.
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Originally Posted by TNGChris
you need to.i'm still amazed every time i shoot Rob's Kimber.i've never shot any other .45 that has as little recoil and muzzle lift as that gun.with my .45,you basically have to re-aim after every shot.with the Kimber,you can practically unload once on target,with very little or no correction needed.my .380 isn't as easy to shoot.
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You're very convincing. That's exactly what I like to hear.

I need to find out where he got it if he bought it in town... I'd like to scope it out this week or next week before it's too late. I like the idea of unloading, accurately, with little effort.
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