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For me, it would be a Star Megastar or a 1911. If one is in .45 Auto, the other is in 10mm.

For these scenarios, I always think about how I could maintain some variety. While I like the .45 Auto offerings from my usual SIG, HK, and Glock, I usually prefer those pistols in other calibers.


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P220 Carry
 
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I'm going to say the only one I have left...



 
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i would keep my Beretta px4


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I've owned several .45's over the years, mostly 1911s but including a G21 briefly. My favorite was a DW VBob (bob-tailed Commander length). My only issue with it was the steel frame which made it uncomfortable to carry all day. I sold it a few years ago to fund something else. I've since replaced it with a DW Guardian, essentially the same gun only with an alloy frame and a different rear sight. It would definitely be my only .45. The G21 is a great gun, just too big for my undersized hands.
 
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I wish I could get back the Colt Mk4/Series 70 Government .45 ACP stolen from me some 30 years ago. It's the only .45ACP I ever really liked and shot well, with a couple mods to make it fit and work for me.

It also had the collet-style bushing that made it unbelievably accurate.

Once at a gun show, I held a P-220, but didn't like it enough to buy it. I also owned a couple Colt Commander-style .45's but couldn't shoot them as well as the full-sized.

Yeah, that would be enough for me.


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My .45's include.

Sig P220
Ruger P90
Glock 30
Ruger Redhawk 45LC/45ACP (uses moon clips for ACP)
SA Garrison 1911 Stainless
S&W 457
Tisas US Army 1911
Tisas Duty 1911
Tisas Raider 1911

Out of those I'd probably go with the SA Garrison 1911, as it is the most fun to shoot.

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P220. No question.
 
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That's a tough one but I only have one at the moment, which is the HK MK23. I have had a couple 1911 pistols but oddly enough, I just couldn't warm up to the platform. Not that there is anything wrong with them, I just don't feel comfortable with one as much as I do a striker fired or da/sa pistol.

I really want to get a Sig P220 for one reason or another, as I have always wanted one but never really got a full size model of one.
 
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Dan Wesson 1911 (I have 4)



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I’d opt for a Sig P220ST with the older proprietary rail. Maybe in the future, it’ll be a 1911, but for now, those are my favorite.
 
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I own several, but I like my Gen 4 G21 the best of the bunch.

I do have a lightly used M&P 2.0 .45 in layaway because the grip is absolutely perfect and for the price, I couldn't pass it up. I've shot a few and really like the M&P in .45.
 
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In .45 I have:

Star Firestar
Kimber Aegis Elite Custom (Government)
Dan Wesson Vigil (CCO)
Dan Wesson ECP (4 in Bull, Commander frame)

The ECP would get the nod.



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Well, since it's been at the top on my bucket list like forever:



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easy answer for me, my Sig P220 stainless. I have had it for 20 years and carried it for most of that time.
 
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I have a German P220 and an older Colt Commander, alloy frame. I'm a Sig guy for the most part but I still prefer the 1911.
 
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M1911A1. Mine is a WWII Ithaca production one.
 
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