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<blockquote data-quote="Caustic Burno" data-source="post: 1030361" data-attributes="member: 694"><p>I don't really care for a compact 1911 that is just me.</p><p>Why do you want a compact. If you are looking to really cut weight and size for hot concealed carry there is the Springfield XD slim.</p><p></p><p>Why do you want a laser? </p><p>If something goes bump in the night I don't want an intruder seeing a red light as he know's where I am. All I want him to see is a muzzleflash.</p><p>If you are really serious about a 1911 you will need to put hundred's of round's down range until it becomes second nature and a natual extension of your arm.</p><p></p><p>You need to learn the condition's of a 1911 and how you will carry and become proficent in them. This is a single action semi auto</p><p></p><p>Condition 0 – A round is in the chamber, hammer is cocked, and the safety is off. Condition for bad guy in the house followed by trigger being squezzed.</p><p> Condition 1 – Also known as cocked and locked," means a round is in the chamber, the hammer is cocked, and the manual thumb safety on the side of the frame is applied.</p><p> Condition 2 – A round is in the chamber and the hammer is down.</p><p> Condition 3 – The chamber is empty and hammer is down with a charged magazine in the gun.</p><p> Condition 4 – The chamber is empty, hammer is down and no magazine is in the gun.</p><p></p><p>Most people carry in condition 1 or Condition 3.</p><p>If you carry in condition 3 you need to learn how to slingshot that pistol as second nature.</p><p>This is WWII military style carry.</p><p>Condition 2 is not a safe way to carry.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Caustic Burno, post: 1030361, member: 694"] I don't really care for a compact 1911 that is just me. Why do you want a compact. If you are looking to really cut weight and size for hot concealed carry there is the Springfield XD slim. Why do you want a laser? If something goes bump in the night I don't want an intruder seeing a red light as he know's where I am. All I want him to see is a muzzleflash. If you are really serious about a 1911 you will need to put hundred's of round's down range until it becomes second nature and a natual extension of your arm. You need to learn the condition's of a 1911 and how you will carry and become proficent in them. This is a single action semi auto Condition 0 – A round is in the chamber, hammer is cocked, and the safety is off. Condition for bad guy in the house followed by trigger being squezzed. Condition 1 – Also known as cocked and locked,” means a round is in the chamber, the hammer is cocked, and the manual thumb safety on the side of the frame is applied. Condition 2 – A round is in the chamber and the hammer is down. Condition 3 – The chamber is empty and hammer is down with a charged magazine in the gun. Condition 4 – The chamber is empty, hammer is down and no magazine is in the gun. Most people carry in condition 1 or Condition 3. If you carry in condition 3 you need to learn how to slingshot that pistol as second nature. This is WWII military style carry. Condition 2 is not a safe way to carry. [/QUOTE]
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