My second hand gun...

[CrazyIvan]

Hey all,

I was browsing the net and I found an AWESOME handgun, at least I think it is.

What do you guys think of this?


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[BattleRifleG3]

Para Ords are fine handguns, just be prepared to pay well for them. Used ones can be amazing deals some times.

[gandog56]

Too rich for my blood, and friggin' Illinois doesn't allow concealed carry, so I just got a full size SA 1011A1 GI in stainless.

[Paper]

Originally Posted by gandog56

Too rich for my blood, and friggin' Illinois doesn't allow concealed carry, so I just got a full size SA 1011A1 GI in stainless.

Sure we do..
But only if you're a criminal (or a politician)..

[billy]

$1035 is a lot of green. just me but i would get a S.A.1911 AND a S.P.101 and a couple hundred rds. of ammo with that $

[CrazyIvan]

Originally Posted by billy

$1035 is a lot of green. just me but i would get a S.A.1911 AND a S.P.101 and a couple hundred rds. of ammo with that $

Actually, you can usually get a new Warthog at a dealer for $650-$750 if you shop around enough.

I like the regular 1911 models, but they are a bit too big to carry for CCW, in my opinion.

[Dave Sample]

Too big for Concealed Carry? A 1911 too big?
ROTF:LMAO

[CrazyIvan]

Originally Posted by Dave Sample

Too big for Concealed Carry? A 1911 too big?
ROTF:LMAO

Too big not as in caliber, but as in physical size. Anything more than 6.5", in my opinion, is too big to carry around concealed. Like walking around with a pup-tent in your pants. I don't want people staring and asking questions. hehe.

The whole point of it being "concealed" is so that people don't know it is there. I like a gun that fits in the small of the back, has a thin stature and is easily accessible and maneuverable while still being safe from accidental discharge. While the 1911's fit some of these, they do not fit them all, in my opinion.

Thanks for the mocking though...it is appreciated.

[billy]

Originally Posted by CrazyIvan

Too big not as in caliber, but as in physical size. Anything more than 6.5", in my opinion, is too big to carry around concealed. Like walking around with a pup-tent in your pants. I don't want people staring and asking questions. hehe.

The whole point of it being "concealed" is so that people don't know it is there. I like a gun that fits in the small of the back, has a thin stature and is easily accessible and maneuverable while still being safe from accidental discharge. While the 1911's fit some of these, they do not fit them all, in my opinion.

Thanks for the mocking though...it is appreciated.

true.. a kilo of steel in your britches might attract unwanted attention..

[Dave Sample]

"Is that a gun in your pocket, or are you glad to see me?" Maye West