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Old 11-18-2014, 12:27 PM
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That's nice. I found one of those and the guy drilled 8 holes in the frame to mount a light or something. Wow what a waste.
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That's nice. I found one of those and the guy drilled 8 holes in the frame to mount a light or something. Wow what a waste.
You should of shot him with it!
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I'm not a competitor but couldn't turn this one down.
I always wanting a 745 but but have never seen one in person. I've only been going to gun shows and LGS for thirty years now. Thanks for the info and pics. Best of luck.
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Thanks guys this is the first one I've seen, it's supposed to be unfired since leaving the factory. I can't imagine drilling on it.
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Nice find especially if NIB.

I've had one for about 14 years and really enjoy shooting it with 230 fmj ammo.

A word of caution about the magazines. If they have the button in the middle.

It is possible to dump the ammo when you slap home the mag.

Your hand might press the button enough to cause the bottom plate to slide off.

I've done it before and have shown what happens to my son.

Be sure to use grease on the stainless parts that move. Rails, barrel lugs and frame lugs.

It will last a long time if well lubed.

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Oh, man. It's like a 52, only in .45 ACP.
Does it get any better than that?
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Oh, man. It's like a 52, only in .45 ACP.
Does it get any better than that?
Actually, it is not at all like a 52. The 52 is exceedingly accurate. The 745s were only "combat accurate" as they were intended for a different sort of shooting contest. I never met a 745 that was any more or less accurate than a 645.
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I stand corrected.

I'll stick with my 52.

For a combat accurate .45, I'll stick with my late 4566.
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The 845 is the accurate 45acp
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Can't afford one.
Lucked into the 52 for a lot less than it normally would go for.
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