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mrvmax wrote:Now if he would step up to 10mm he could have saved a lot of ammo

9mm was intended to wound a man, .45 was intended to stop a horse!
1911, 106 year proven history as combat effective handgun!

That situation was stopped quick and effectively!
Thank you for sharing.

Was it the inanimate object called a 1911 that saved the day or was it the person using the inanimate tool that saved it?

mojo84 wrote:Was it the inanimate object called a 1911 that saved the day or was it the person using the inanimate tool that saved it?

Both! The synergy of a combat effective pistol and caliber wielded by a man that knows what he's doing!

crazy2medic wrote:

mojo84 wrote:Was it the inanimate object called a 1911 that saved the day or was it the person using the inanimate tool that saved it?

Both! The synergy of a combat effective pistol and caliber wielded by a man that knows what he's doing!

I think you missed the spirit in which my comment was made. Did you not see the first post and the green smiley face I included?

Every thread doesn't have to lead to a serioys debate or argument.

mojo84 wrote:

crazy2medic wrote:

mojo84 wrote:Was it the inanimate object called a 1911 that saved the day or was it the person using the inanimate tool that saved it?

Both! The synergy of a combat effective pistol and caliber wielded by a man that knows what he's doing!

I think you missed the spirit in which my comment was made. Did you not see the first post and the green smiley face I included?

Every thread doesn't have to lead to a serioys debate or argument.

Wow, was not intended to cause a serious debate or argument!

Man, are there going to be a lot of sad puppies when it turns out the shop owner was running a .38 Super from his shooting match days....

Lynyrd wrote:.45 ACP, because big and slow gets the job done!

There's a reason you don't see small, light, and fast linemen in the NFL.

I told ya'll this was going to be a hoot.

Chas.

ELB wrote:Man, are there going to be a lot of sad puppies when it turns out the shop owner was running a .38 Super from his shooting match days....

And especially if he was shooting a 130 grain bullet with a charge that just barely made a 125 power factor.

ELB wrote:Man, are there going to be a lot of sad puppies when it turns out the shop owner was running a .38 Super from his shooting match days....

That's good...

Skiprr wrote:

ELB wrote:Man, are there going to be a lot of sad puppies when it turns out the shop owner was running a .38 Super from his shooting match days....

And especially if he was shooting a 130 grain bullet with a charge that just barely made a 125 power factor.

I'm going to pray that God will forgive you guys for this. He probably won't, but I'm going to try anyway.

Chas.

This is really going to get good when it is determined that he was shooting a Kimber Solo, or an STI 2011 in 9mm.

Too bad he wasn't using a S&W .357 Magnum ala Dirty Harry.