I know, I know, some of you FL old timers have covered this to death in various posts but I couldn't find a good thread in the archives that answered my question, which is:
Which 1911 combines the best features of value, reliability, versatility, and accuracy? In other words, what's the best deal going for a guy new to the 1911 world? My early research points me towards Springfields.
I have always owned Glocks and Berettas as well as wheel guns. My only .45 was a Star PD that always went bang (as have my Glocks and Berettas). Ankeny's woes about his new Kimber Gold Match got me to wondering...
Hope to hear from you guys!
Chris
Which 1911 combines the best features of value, reliability, versatility, and accuracy? In other words, what's the best deal going for a guy new to the 1911 world? My early research points me towards Springfields.
I have always owned Glocks and Berettas as well as wheel guns. My only .45 was a Star PD that always went bang (as have my Glocks and Berettas). Ankeny's woes about his new Kimber Gold Match got me to wondering...
Hope to hear from you guys!
Chris