High capacity 1911 ?

[Hangfire]

I remember Para Ord. made a high capacity / double stack 1911 and then I believe Remington bought Para and continued the model for a brief period and dropped it.

I've been down the striker fired road twice and they are not for me......is anyone making a reliable double stack 45 ACP 5" 1911 nowadays ?

 

[adamsredlines]

STI, Wilson Combat....

 

[surjimmy]

40cal. Hi-Power might be an option.

 

[adamsredlines]

40cal. Hi-Power might be an option.

Sacrilege

 

[panayoti]

caspian

 

[chazroh]

Sti is what I’d do

 

[Gunbuffer]

Build one is what id do

I remember Para Ord. made a high capacity / double stack 1911 and then I believe Remington bought Para and continued the model for a brief period and dropped it.

I've been down the striker fired road twice and they are not for me......is anyone making a reliable double stack 45 ACP 5" 1911 nowadays ?

They make em but you’d spit your dentures out if you saw what they cost

 

[chazroh]

Build one is what id do

They make em but you’d spit your dentures out if you saw what they cost

How bout you build me one!! , I’d prefer 9mm tho

 

[Profreedomokie]

I don't know if Kimber still makes them or not. I have an older Polymer Stainless Target .45acp that uses 14 rd. mags. I don't ever plan on selling it.

 

[Snattlerake]

I remember Para Ord. made a high capacity / double stack 1911 and then I believe Remington bought Para and continued the model for a brief period and dropped it.

I've been down the striker fired road twice and they are not for me......is anyone making a reliable double stack 45 ACP 5" 1911 nowadays ?

Tell me why the striker doesn't fit your style. I carried a 1911 for years and loved it but I wanted more capacity. The Para was a joke with their aluminum feed ramps. Probably weren't aluminum but they were soft and nicked easily.