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Old 01-16-2011, 04:24 PM
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Picked up a new SW1911PD on Friday. 4.25" barrel - Commander size. Ran 100 rounds through it Saturday and it shot great. No problems. It's my first .45 to go along with my 4046 and 39-2.



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Nice looking 1911, I got to get me one of those soon...
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Sweet .45! Is that the lightweight model? Dale
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tasteful...understated...elegant. Excellent choice.
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Thanks. Yes it is the lightweight #108283

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Good looking 45
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