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6 Reasons The 1911 Is The Worst Carry Gun Ever
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For some reason, the 1911 hangs on. Some people insist that it’s all they would trust their life to and that it’s the greatest handgun ever made. Hogwash. Some people hear the ramblings of older shooters. During times of shortage of handguns, the proliferate nature of 1911 manufactures may make it a more readily-available choice of pistol. |
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| All unanswerable points, but NOTHING can beat the "cool factor." |
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