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Well, this sounds like fun. Being familiar with the Glock 21 Gen 4, M&P45 Full Size, Colt Government (1911) and other 45 ACP pistols and revolvers I would add these comments and two handguns you might consider.

 

S&W 325 Thunder Ranch - 45 ACP 6-shot revolver, 4" barrel. The Scandium frame is significantly lighter than the 625 (which is a fine revolver). It has a Picatinny rail for light/laser that can be optionally attached. (Although some of the rails sold are not machined correctly and need to be replaced.) It does require moonclips, which is a pro or con depending on your posture and purpose. Unless you shoot 45 Auto Rims.

 

Sig P220 Single Action Only (SAO) - Comes in either the full size or carry version. Ambidextrous thumb safety. A single-action trigger just like a 1911. Except it's a Sig P220. Bud's Gun Shop has an exclusive model that is also a SAS Gen 2 P220 with the SAO trigger.

 

I am curious as to what the OP specifically means by 'double action', especially if he considers the Glock 9mm to be 'double action'. Here's where the English language should be used precisely.

 

If trigger control is paramount, less trigger action is usually better. Thus some version of the Sig P220 SAO is the next pistol on my hit parade.

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If you are only going to own one revolver, or one .45, make it a 625 and kill two birds with one stone. None finer.

 

JMHO

 

Adios,

 

PIzza Bob

 

if you need to kill birds, then get the Governor. Covers all the 45 bases too.

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This has gone all over the map. If you want a 45 like a Glock, get a glock 19 or 30. They're striker fired, and similar guns are the Springfield XD (very similar to Glock), S&W M&P, or a little less similar are Ruger semi automatics, which are inexpensive and solid. Sigs are nice. You might actually find that you like something different more, so sure...get a Glock-like gun, but you'll probably want some variety later. Plus, everyone should have at least one revolver.

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This has gone all over the map. If you want a 45 like a Glock, get a glock 19 or 30. They're striker fired, and similar guns are the Springfield XD (very similar to Glock), S&W M&P, or a little less similar are Ruger semi automatics, which are inexpensive and solid. Sigs are nice. You might actually find that you like something different more, so sure...get a Glock-like gun, but you'll probably want some variety later. Plus, everyone should have at least one revolver.

 

?????

 

Glock 19 is 9mm and the 30 is 10mm

 

Now the 37,38,39 are .45ACP

add in the 25 & 28 .46GAP

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Hi-Point 45 acp for $160 +/- . Good points, it has never jammed, lifetime warranty and it is inexpensive.

 

Maybe if you found 160 bucks in a parking lot and walked into a pawn shop in Kentucky. But in Jersey, permits are like gold and shouldn't be wasted on a gun you can find in any ghetto from East New York to East L.A.

 

Pass

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