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I was able to handle the full-sized 9mm theother day and now see that they have a CMD model
in 9mm as well.
As one who has owned 3 1911s in this lifetime, and they have all been Commander type
guns.
Finding that .38 Super had too much recoil and muzzle blast for me and expensive
for practice ammo to boot.
I'm thinking a CMD in 9mm might be the way to go if I go 1911 again.
This would be for the range and maybe some carry.
My wife likes the looks of 1911s and does understand the safeties on them.
Ruger also offers their CMD models in .45 ACP and a LW one in .45 as well.
No idea If I would like .45 recoil in either, but 9mm should be a breeze.
I'm trying to get past the recoil of my XD-S .45 and would probably trade
that and another gun towards the LW CMD in 9mm.
I think I'd more impressed with a Ruger 1911 than I am with my new
Ruger American 9mm.
Again, in comparison to a .45 , it would be more gentle on my aging hands:redface:
Has anyone here bought one or at least handled one?
in 9mm as well.
As one who has owned 3 1911s in this lifetime, and they have all been Commander type
guns.
Finding that .38 Super had too much recoil and muzzle blast for me and expensive
for practice ammo to boot.
I'm thinking a CMD in 9mm might be the way to go if I go 1911 again.
This would be for the range and maybe some carry.
My wife likes the looks of 1911s and does understand the safeties on them.
Ruger also offers their CMD models in .45 ACP and a LW one in .45 as well.
No idea If I would like .45 recoil in either, but 9mm should be a breeze.
I'm trying to get past the recoil of my XD-S .45 and would probably trade
that and another gun towards the LW CMD in 9mm.
I think I'd more impressed with a Ruger 1911 than I am with my new
Ruger American 9mm.
Again, in comparison to a .45 , it would be more gentle on my aging hands:redface:
Has anyone here bought one or at least handled one?