S&W 1911

SW1911 9mm Pro Series
Product Code: 178047 Fully Adjustable Sight
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S&W Pro Series, 9mm

My Smith and Wesson Pro Series in 9mm.
 

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This Lew Horton (1of 50) S&W 1911 is one of my carry guns. It has been flawless.

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Kimber (yuck!) sells them. You can get them in officer and government size for about $50.
 
I recently bought a S&W 1911 SC E Series Bobtail and love the gun. Took it to the range today for the first time and it ran perfect and is accurate.
 
You can't own too many 1911's. So far I have a Para and a Taurus. I love to shoot both. The S&W's are sweet but I'm currently on an AR-15 kick. So many guns, so little time.
 
like Roc doc I too own a S&W 1911 tagetl (108284). I'm left handed so the amphibious safety is a must, but I really like the Novack fixed sights better on this pistol. If I didn't have it, I think I'd go with the Ruger and add a ambi safety. Sorry.
 
Your are correct about peoples attitude on the external extractor but what sometimes is ignored is the fact that Browning's later designs used external extractors...he was not opposed to them. I agree on the E series being a great 1911. I have a "pre" E series that shoots just as well but I really like the elimination of the firing pin block in the E series...makes cleaning much easier!:)

As for no much posting on the 1911? Not sure...everyone has at least one, right?

I am jealous!!! I finally got my hands on a 1911 SC E series bobtail, and it will definitely be in my collection in the future. The gun has near perfect balance.
 
I love my S&W 1911 (108284) target model. This is by far the gun I feel the most confident with in terms of accuracy, and I am a horrible shooter.
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This target was shooting a new test load of 225gr RN cast bullets from 10 yards unsupported and quickly fired.
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