1911's are notorious about what bullet type you feed them. If it wont feed HP's, then you need to have the feed ramp worked on, and it should help/solve the problem

imo get the 9mm first as an entry level gun, then upgrade to .45 acp when you're ready. Its good to have both. I started with a Glock 17, now I recently bought a 1911

there are a lot of people who would stone you for owning both a glock and a 1911. i'm not one of them, but there are a large number of people like that.

people die of fear when they hear the .45 so go with that cuz pistols r hard as fuck 2 shoot anyways

if you dont have correct guidance/technique/posture then they sure are hard to shoot
if you have correct technique and posture any caliber is easily shootable

Not sure if srs.


Also, this.

also not even hard to learn
i teach my friends and cousins and they get it down in like 20 min
easily shooting center mass at 15-20 yards
not 1-2" groupings but center mass at 15-20 yards for first time shooter after 20min is good

This post was edited by itzpookiie on Apr 16 2012 10:26pm