Posted by: ExWHCA
How many? - 03/31/18 12:52 AM
How many 1911s are too many?
Asking for a friend.
If you like them, as many as you can afford. Reasonably speaking? 6
2 full size (1 in .45, 1 in .22)
1 compact (truck gun)
1 double stack (for **I miss Obama** and giggles)
1 collectors grade (to brag about)
Posted by: ExWHCA
Re: How many? - 04/03/18 09:56 PM
I’m all over the map:
6 in .45
5 in 10mm
1 .40
1 9mm
Posted by: sousana
Re: How many? - 04/19/18 06:34 PM
Hmmm, With the addition of the newest member to my stable, a Sig 1911 Ultra compact nitron all steel.
327
Posted by: LaserJock
Re: How many? - 04/21/18 08:59 PM
Just the 1 today. Guess I should use up these parts been hoarding or they could go bad . . .
Posted by: ExWHCA
Re: How many? - 04/25/18 01:06 AM
Hmmm, With the addition of the newest member to my stable, a Sig 1911 Ultra compact nitron all steel.
327
Hmmm, With the addition of the newest member to my stable, a Sig 1911 Ultra compact nitron all steel.
327
I like Sig, I’ve got a C3 Army.
Posted by: bustedknee
Re: How many? - 06/29/18 07:43 PM
3
I have 3 grand sons.
I'll leave the 3 colts to them.
Owning 4 1911's would be...well...silly.
Posted by: OPSCWO
Re: How many? - 09/17/18 05:29 PM
There are NEVER too many 1911's.
Posted by: ExWHCA
Re: How many? - 11/05/18 11:08 AM
There are NEVER too many 1911's.
Good, might get a couple more this week!
Posted by: dean2k
Re: How many? - 11/12/18 09:49 PM
+1 for "two is one, and one is none" this principle applies to most equipment/tools
Posted by: Kevin_J
Re: How many? - 01/01/19 01:46 AM
Just won one from the Va Friends of NRA raffle calendar. To make a total of 4.
Posted by: Btm45
Re: How many? - 01/30/19 01:51 PM
One if somebody got the drop on you with it
Posted by: altajava
Re: How many? - 02/27/19 11:57 AM
For years, too many years, I had no interest in a lemon squeezer. I finally bought a 1911 about 5 years ago. I now have 8 of them, and 3 XDm's, and am still looking at more 1911s, for caliber conversions, as if I need to stock yet more calibers. But I feel the need for a .38 super and .460 rowland. Which means I will likely end up with two of each.
I'm currently stocking about 30 calibers. The only reason it's that few is I had to stop buying big bore rifles because of a shoulder injury. Big bore to me is greater than .35.
Posted by: panic788
Re: How many? - 02/28/19 03:00 PM
Does a Ballester Molina count? I know it is probably more closely related to a Spanish Star model B, but there is parts interchangeability between a Ballester and a Colt.
Posted by: MP3Mogul
Re: How many? - 03/04/19 07:58 PM
there is no such thing as too many 1911s..... never, ever
Posted by: ExWHCA
Re: How many? - 04/25/19 02:23 PM
For years, too many years, I had no interest in a lemon squeezer. I finally bought a 1911 about 5 years ago. I now have 8 of them, and 3 XDm's, and am still looking at more 1911s, for caliber conversions, as if I need to stock yet more calibers. But I feel the need for a .38 super and .460 rowland. Which means I will likely end up with two of each.
I'm currently stocking about 30 calibers. The only reason it's that few is I had to stop buying big bore rifles because of a shoulder injury. Big bore to me is greater than .35.
I’m mostly stocked with .45 and 10mm with some .40 and a 9mm and the look alike.380 RIA. I looked at the .460 and .50GI, but 10mm makes me mostly happy for my 1911s!