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I find the outline of the 1911 pistol pleasing — as well as functional. The 1911 design, although archaic in some contexts, is in a constant state of flux. The basic design is built and modified, and built again, better and more improved with each passing year. One of the more joyful things about my association with Handgunner is I get to shoot lots of different guns over the course of the year. I think the gun builders like the exposure for their products, you have an opportunity to be exposed to “what’s new,” and I get to write about guns I actually shoot. |
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