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which 1911 to keep


Joe357

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just depends.   The sti is probably the better gun, but what do you DO with it?  If you need money more, the STI sells for more, and if you only plink with it, the springer is fine for that.    If you use it for competition or semi-serious target shooting (even just for your own amusement) the sti may be the keeper.  If you do not need the extra money, the sti may be the keeper.  

 

I would keep the STI, personally, but I do not need the relatively small amount of money (a few hundred in the grand scheme of life isnt going to make or break me at this time) and my .45 shooting is focused on accuracy. 

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No offence, but I don't like Glocks. I owned a few back in the early 2000's and never could get into them. I didn't like the feel in my hand.  I am keeping the springfield. I haven't shot either of them. I have been shooting my Ruger full size sr1911 when I can get 45's, shooting my 1911 in 9mm and my 1911 22lr.

 

I am going to keep both.

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