High capacity 1911/2011

Sti Spartans run about 700 last time I checked, you may be thinking of their Trojan model? Those are kind of pricey I believe

Jstrong said:

Sti Spartans run about 700 last time I checked, you may be thinking of their Trojan model? Those are kind of pricey I believe

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You're right. I was looking at the STI Eagle.

A good friend just bought one from here: http://shop.1911parts.com/

http://www.stiguns.com/the-sti-eagle/
The 170mm in 9mm is 26+1

The STI 2011 hi-cap models can be a little pricey, but man they are nice. I have the Eagle, Edge, VIP, and Tactical. If looking for a hi-cap 1911, STI should be on your shopping list. Ever since the introduction of the Edge in the late 90's, designed to be a competition pistol, the STI 2011 platform has been a dominant force in IPSC and USPSA open and limited division competition. As an added bonus they are U.S. made right in Georgetown, TX. My experience with STI has been outstanding. Excellent company, superb quality, great people, and customer service that can't be beat.

http://www.stiguns.com/products/guns/pistols/2011-pistols/

STI all the way. Owner is a friend of mine. Great people, great guns. Made in the Great State of Texas.

robocop10mm said:

STI all the way. Owner is a friend of mine. Great people, great guns. Made in the Great State of Texas.

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You think you could talk him into some free guns?

I must say, the STI is very tempting....

steadyshot said:

I must say, the STI is very tempting....

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Does it have to be a 2011 9mm because they do make some hi cap single stack extended mags in .45acp

FullautoUSA said:

Does it have to be a 2011 9mm because they do make some hi cap single stack extended mags in .45acp

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Yes, I have 3 other 1911's all in .45 cal. This will be my first 1911/2011 in 9mm.

I do believe I will be shooting more 9mm in the future because of the high price of ammo.

steadyshot said:

Yes, I have 3 other 1911's all in .45 cal. This will be my first 1911/2011 in 9mm.

I do believe I will be shooting more 9mm in the future because of the high price of ammo.

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So I would try an STI, it may cost more but it's good quality and it will pay for itself on savings on ammo.

canebrake said:

You want a JMB designed, hi-cap 9mm?

Get the original instead of some bastardized 1911! You won't regret it!



The Browning Hi-Power

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I love the hi power