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To help with your concealed carry, how about considering a modern 1911 pistol with a sub-compact, shortened grip frame (officer’s-style) combined with a longer but compact slide and barrel (commander’s-style?) This is called a “CCO” (Concealed Carry Officer’s) design and the idea is to have less grip height to help with concealment, while also having a longer barrel to enhance velocity and performance. |
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$1298? Sorry, I'll pass.
Sheesh. These guys think we're made of money. |
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