WHY would you want a 1911 🤔 #shorts #demolitionranch #1911

Published on May 27, 2023
Duration: 0:46

This video compares the classic 1911 pistol, specifically a Remington 1911 R1 in .45 ACP with a 7-round single-stack magazine, to modern 2011-style handguns, often chambered in 9mm with 17-round double-stack magazines. It highlights the significant capacity difference and discusses the ongoing debate between .45 ACP and 9mm calibers, visually comparing grip widths.

Quick Summary

The classic 1911, often in .45 ACP, uses a 7-round single-stack magazine. Modern 2011-style pistols, frequently in 9mm, feature a double-stack design for higher capacity, typically 17 rounds, and generally have a wider grip.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Classic 1911 Overview (.45 ACP)
  2. 00:16Modern 2011 Comparison (9mm)
  3. 00:35Grip and Caliber Debate

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main difference between a classic 1911 and a modern 2011 pistol?

The primary difference lies in magazine capacity and design. Classic 1911s typically use a single-stack magazine (e.g., 7 rounds of .45 ACP), while modern 2011-style pistols utilize a double-stack magazine, significantly increasing capacity (e.g., 17 rounds of 9mm).

What calibers are commonly associated with 1911 and 2011 pistols?

The traditional 1911 is most famously chambered in .45 ACP. Modern 2011-style pistols are frequently found in 9mm, offering higher capacity, though they can also be chambered in other calibers.

How does the grip size compare between a 1911 and a 2011?

Due to the double-stack magazine, 2011-style pistols generally have a wider grip than traditional single-stack 1911s. This difference in grip width can affect handling and shooter comfort.

What are the advantages of a 2011-style pistol over a classic 1911?

The main advantage of the 2011 is its higher magazine capacity (typically 17+ rounds vs 7+ rounds for a 1911). They also often incorporate modern features like optics-ready slides and improved ergonomics.

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