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I have many S&W wheel guns and I picked up my 1st S&W semi-auto 6904 a few weeks ago, I very pleased with my purchase. I'm getting the .45 semi-auto fever............. any recomendations to cure me?
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They are all good. For what specific purpose would this be used ?
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Have been the proud owner of a 4506 since 1989. Carried for years, and loved it. Recently acquuired a M&P 45 but have not yet been able to shoot it.
The 45 ACP is a great ground, and S&W makes many fine platforms for that round. Yours in Service 1601 I am a sheep dog! I wish I had a magic bullet for your problem, but all I have are hollowpoints. |
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For concealed carry I prefer the slightly smaller than "commander" sized S&W's...the stainless steel M-4516, or stainless/alloy M-4513 and M-457.
With their 3.5" barrels they conceal well, are very reliable, and extremely accurate for short barreled guns. I lucked up on a great trade into a M-457 this year and it's gonna stay in my "keeper" safe when not carried. MOONDAWG _________________________________ My services are accepted and readily available in 49 our of 50 states. |
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That newly released M&P45c looks intriguing. And Smith makes some nice 1911s, too.
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I would suggest one of the "classic S&W-style" autopistols, a traditional single action/double action, like the full size Model 4506-1 or the compact 457.
The fact I currently have one of each for sale at terriffic prices in "Marketplace" is just purely coincidental! |
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You may like a 4566 which is the same as the 4506 but with a 4 1/4" barrel. I have an excellent one for sale in the classifieds.
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I have the MP 45 FS. Great gun. I have owned
many 45's and MP is the best. I did get an MP 45c, but not fired it yet. Monday I hope. My MP 45c may be better. You can't miss with MP 3 backstraps for you grip. IMO |
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If you are just wanting some thing to take out and shoot at the range a 4506 or 4566 are very good options. Police trade in guns can be had at very good prices. An older 645 is a good choice as well. They all take the same mags too.
If you want a Carry gun the 4516, 457 and SC45 are great. My mine carry gun is a 4516-1 and I love it. Some say the 4516 is too heavy for carry but with the right belt and holster it is fine. _____________________________________________________________ The happiest place is not Disney World....It is the Range!! |
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Another option for a range gun is the 745. For carry, 4566 or 4567.
_________________________ Pray for peace, but keep your powder dry. "My beloved America, thank you for your children. If your children want to become soldiers I will train them. When they are hungry I will feed them. When they are thirsty I will give them water. When they fight for freedom I will lead them. When they are unsteady on the battlefield I will motivate them. If they die on the battlefield I will bury them. So help me God." |
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How bout the CS45?
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i love my 4516
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I started out with a 4506-1... and have gotten hooked on the 3rd gen pistols.
A 4516-1 followed me home last week... neither has cured the fever yet, and I may have to find a 4566. All of those models are great "everyday" guns. For a "balls to the wall" S&W .45, there's the Performance Center 945, which is a very interesting hybrid. Basically a tricked out 4506 slide married to a tricked out 1911 frame fitted with all of the usual goodies. I lucked out last year on finding a good deal on a used 945, it draws attention where ever it goes. If I was forced to keep just once of these guns, I would without hesitation go with my 4506-1, they are superb pistols that can be had at an attactive price. Conrad ------ NRA Endowment Member S&WCA # 1830 S&WHF # 222 Hopeless S&W Junkie "Political correctness is a doctrine that is fostered by a delusional & illogical minority, and rabidly promoted by an unscrupulous, ignorant mainstream media, to convince people that a turd is not a turd, but something that is entirely possible to pick up by the clean end." |
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I have used the S&W 945 for the 45 stage in bullseye pistol competition. A truly superb gun right out of the box. The only minus with the 945 is that one cannot purchase after market grip with a hand shelf as one can with 1911 style frames.
I also purchased a S&W 945 from old dealer stock at a very attractive price. I have used it for stell plate shoots. Both the 645 and 945 have digested any handloads which I have fed them including 185 gr. LSWC ammo. You might also consider the S&W 1911 Performance Center products. I have not used them, personally, however if they are as accurate and relaible as the 945 it would be my choice. |
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I really like the 1911's from S&W.
I have a Gunsite, a 1911pd and the 1911. All are serving me well. I also have a 745 that is a fantistic range gun. Sure I carry a .45, a .50 is just a little too large. |
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