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Hello all. Nice to see engagement, pun intended. Whilst I carry MIL-SPEC 45 and a SA V10, my primary. I would caution on blowback from a ported barrel. Especially if you train from a rapid draw to discharge. You'll need to extend your forearm outside of the blowback prior to discharge. Whilst...

If you haven't trained to point and shoot at 3-5-7 yrd line then train some more. Enhanced sights are pretty and can be useful if you want take the wings off a Tse Tse fly at 50 feet. But training to shoot for personal protection at center mass at the 3-5-7 yard is, IMHO, imperative. Shooting...

Per the article on Condition One. "immediate, reactive purposes". Says it all. I reiterate again. Train, train n train so more. Than when you really have it down. Train some more.

Sooooo, if you're not fully familiar with your surroundings, especially your own house. I can't emphasize enough to train, train and train. And when you really think you got it down. Train some more. Is there a difference between "Protecting your home"? Or being fully engaged in eliminating the...

I have a MIL-SPEC SA plus a V10. The V10 is 6 plus 1. Always with both a back up mag ready available. The V10 is a ported barrel. Extreme caution n training on your strong arm firing. If SHTF n I must engage. .45 is always my choice. I do Love someone posted about "Drywall" inside the house...

Although not list in article. The V-10 is also a nice addition to SA's line up.

If I absolutely positively have to throw lead. I want the biggest chunk I can. 1911 A1 has proven itself over and over again. It's a shame all the millions of rounds of .45 DOD basically gave away to switch over to 9mil.