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Are their specifics about your S&W you like? Or is it just the overall appearance and personality? How does the fit and finish compare to the the other 1911's you have owned?I keep trying to replace my S&W 1911, but can't seem to do it. I have had DW, Kimber, RIA, Colt, and Para. Every time I get something I think I will like better than my S&W, it turns out my S&W wins out. Granted, mine is in .45 not 9mm. I don't think you'll go wrong with the S&W 1911's...
Are their specifics about your S&W you like? Or is it just the overall appearance and personality? How does the fit and finish compare to the the other 1911's you have owned?
I am aware of the possible issues with 9mm in the 1911. It's not an issue for me. My purchase will be used primarily as a range toy. Don't get me wrong, I love .45. But 9mm in a 1911 is tons of fun to shoot. And thanks to Walmart and Bi-Mart I can afford alot more play time with a 9 than I can with a .45.I am not a fan of 1911's in 9mm. 1911's were designed around the physical characteristics of the 45 ACP and there have been difficulties getting reliable performance with the 9mm. They will generally work with the 9mm, just not something I would be comfortable with if I had to depend on it. Why take a chance, get it in 45 and don't worry about it.