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by CompVest
Tue Feb 26, 2008 10:31 am
Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
Topic: a move to a 1911?
Replies: 32
Views: 4493

Re: a move to a 1911?

austin wrote:
G.C.Montgomery wrote:Have to agree with CompVest...I ran 1911's for most of my early shooting career. Perfect practice and lots of it will make the difference.
Let's be realistic.

Most people don't have the 5-10 hours a week every week to train to where its not an issue. ( and I still say its an issue when you are off balance and stressed out. )

If you have that much time, then your time is better spent going to the gym or working on other combative aspects rather than learn to use a pistol for which there are better alternatives that require less commitment to become proficient on.
Don't have time or don't want to make the time? How much is your life and/or the lives of those you care about worth?

As to the rest I have a gun! By the way I do work out and I beg to differ about the lack of commitment needed to become proficient in any alternative. I believe that whatever tool you choose to use for personal protection (your body included) requires commitment, and work, and practice, and dollars!

That said I found that I could draw and fire COM my 1911 as fast as my M&P. I like them both.
by CompVest
Mon Feb 25, 2008 7:55 am
Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
Topic: a move to a 1911?
Replies: 32
Views: 4493

Re: a move to a 1911?

Perfect practice, perfect practice, perfect practice.

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