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Para-Ordnance 14-45 LDA
- Thread starter shamster
- Start date
Shamster,
I have not shot the LDA but only have handeled one at a gunshop. It would probably make an excellent duty weapon. Try http://www.insidetheweb.com/mbs.cgi/mb331278
and scroll down to the topic"Free LDA" also
they have many reports on how this gun
performs.
I have not shot the LDA but only have handeled one at a gunshop. It would probably make an excellent duty weapon. Try http://www.insidetheweb.com/mbs.cgi/mb331278
and scroll down to the topic"Free LDA" also
they have many reports on how this gun
performs.
Then come to my page & talk to some actual Owners of this fine gun !
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"The Gun from Down Under !"
http://www.para1911fanclub.w3.to/
E-mail hotshot_2000@hotmail.com
Alternate E-mail
HS2000@ausi.com
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"The Gun from Down Under !"
http://www.para1911fanclub.w3.to/
E-mail hotshot_2000@hotmail.com
Alternate E-mail
HS2000@ausi.com
I have owned an LDA for a little over a month now.Other than feeding problems from my mags(which has been corrected)I have nothing but praise for this pistol.It is like no other double action I have ever handled.The trigger pull is just superb.In my opinion it would make an excellent duty gun.
A double-action pull so light it feels like a single-action pull. At least that's what I've read. My question then is...what is the point? Why not go with the single-action? Aside from LEOs who may not have that option, why else would someone want a LDA? The fact is I am confused about safeties on guns in general. Why does everyone say you need extra training to carry cocked and locked? Is it just that you can forget to operate the lever when you should or is there something else unsafe about this mode of carry that is fixed if you go double action? Help!