[axxe55]

actually Colt does have a 1911 that is DA, the New Agent model with a 3" barrel.

[canebrake]

Don't know why anyone would want a DA 1911 but someone must??

Here's a FS 5" DA from Colt, the model O1991DA;

[PlaysWithZombies]

Originally Posted by canebrake

Don't know why anyone would want a DA 1911 but someone must??

Here's a FS 5" DA from Colt, the model O1991DA;

I don't know why, but looking at that just made me cringe

[therewolf]

Originally Posted by phildenton

so i shot a .45 1911 today for the first time. Might i say i really enjoyed it, i still love my .357 mag service six revolver, but i may consider getting a 1911 one day, would have to be sa/da though

Try a S&W 645, it's sort of like a Beretta 92 in 45 ACP caliber.

SA/DA, decocker.

[phildenton]

Now if i could afford a coonan .357 then yeah, sa is fine, lol, i dont know why, i just like sa/da over either one or the other. Ill shoot more 1911 before i ever a actually go out and buy one of any onfig, til that day comes my ruger service six will work just fine.

[HOSSFLY]

Never seen a DA/SA but had a Para "1911" DAO in 9mm & it wer SLICK

[scott_gen]

Originally Posted by 2ndAmendmentFreedom

Loving my SA 1911

I love mine too!

[HOSSFLY]

Originally Posted by 2ndAmendmentFreedom
Loving my SA 1911

Originally Posted by scott_gen

I love mine too!

I hope ya'll mean Springfield 1911's -
Saying you love a Single Action 1911 is kind of like saying you love your little miniature poodles

[rifleshooter474]

If you have to have a D/A in a .45acp The HK USP Compact is a really good choice. It also comes in .40S&W I have both they have both never failed in any way.
http://www.hk-usa.com/civilian_products/uspc_general.asp

[scott_gen]

Originally Posted by HOSSFLY

I hope ya'll mean Springfield 1911's -
Saying you love a Single Action 1911 is kind of like saying you love your little miniature poodles

I stand corrected. I DO mean Springfield Armory for me!