Suppressors para ord 1911
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Re: para ord 1911
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Militant Taco</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Was wonderin if para ord 1911's any good, an accurate </div></div>
The single stack non LDA models are acceptable.
The double stack models have mags that need tuning to feed reliably.
Accuracy is on par with any other non custom.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Militant Taco</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Was wonderin if para ord 1911's any good, an accurate </div></div>
The single stack non LDA models are acceptable.
The double stack models have mags that need tuning to feed reliably.
Accuracy is on par with any other non custom.
Re: para ord 1911
I have a P14-45 too. It is their factory custom gun. Works great. Shoots great. I have never had trouble with the mags feeding reliably. Single stack guns dont fit my hand correctly and when I picked up the double stack gun it just felt great.
I have a P14-45 too. It is their factory custom gun. Works great. Shoots great. I have never had trouble with the mags feeding reliably. Single stack guns dont fit my hand correctly and when I picked up the double stack gun it just felt great.
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I have a para ssp single stack. Very nice pistol no issues with the first 150 rounds.
I have a para ssp single stack. Very nice pistol no issues with the first 150 rounds.
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i appreciate it i didn't want to spend 500-1000 on shit they seem to readily available in my area everywhere but don't know anyone with one
i appreciate it i didn't want to spend 500-1000 on shit they seem to readily available in my area everywhere but don't know anyone with one
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I have owned a Para LDA. This is the only gun I have ever sold. It was nice until I realize I was not a fan of the double action. Not to say they arent nice....Just not for me.
A friend won a 14-45 at a match. The thing seemed like a tank. tight enough to be accurate and loose enough to run.
It is a bit heavy. especally with 14 rounds of 45 all stacked up. Be sure to wear a good belt so you dont end up "lookin like a fool w/ yo pants on the ground."
I have owned a Para LDA. This is the only gun I have ever sold. It was nice until I realize I was not a fan of the double action. Not to say they arent nice....Just not for me.
A friend won a 14-45 at a match. The thing seemed like a tank. tight enough to be accurate and loose enough to run.
It is a bit heavy. especally with 14 rounds of 45 all stacked up. Be sure to wear a good belt so you dont end up "lookin like a fool w/ yo pants on the ground."
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I love single stack 45's, but I run a Para 16.40 for local steel matches. Nothing like 20rds of 1911 fun between mag changes!
I love single stack 45's, but I run a Para 16.40 for local steel matches. Nothing like 20rds of 1911 fun between mag changes!
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I bought a P-14 about ten years ago and it's never given me any problems. I've added a full length recoil guide and had a trigger job done. It's accurate enough for me and I like the idea of having fourteen .45 ACP. I suppose it all depends what you are going to use it for. The only pistol I'll ever need.
I bought a P-14 about ten years ago and it's never given me any problems. I've added a full length recoil guide and had a trigger job done. It's accurate enough for me and I like the idea of having fourteen .45 ACP. I suppose it all depends what you are going to use it for. The only pistol I'll ever need.
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dont know much about it but just held one and the grip felt uncomfortable...too squarish in front strap. not for doc silky yo.
dont know much about it but just held one and the grip felt uncomfortable...too squarish in front strap. not for doc silky yo.
