1911’s VS Revolvers “Handgun Showdown” – VIDEO

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I have been running a video series called, “Handgun Showdown.” In this series, I ask my viewers to choose which handgun manufacturer they like the most. Most all handgun manufacturers from CZ versus Sig Sauer to Ruger versus Smith & Wesson has competed against each other. This ongoing, “Handgun Showdown” series has been exciting for me to create and for my viewers to vote and explain their choices. 

Today I created a Handgun Showdown that put 1911 handguns against revolvers. This is vastly different than the 10 previous showdowns but equally competitive. Both 1911 pistols and revolvers enjoy a rich history of excellent function and diverse models. I demonstrated that in the video attached.

Personally, I am a huge fan of each. I own several 1911 handguns of all sizes and magazine capacities. My 1911 collection has grown substantially throughout the years and for some reason I cannot get enough. There is something about the smooth operation and a light single action trigger that keeps my coming back for more. When I am lacking accuracy confidence, I grab a full-size 1911 handgun, hit the range and my problems are solved. 

Revolvers hold a special place in my heart as well. I own everything from a huge Magnum Research BFR (Big Frame Revolver) in the massive 45/70 Gov round to the tiny North American Arms Pug in .22 WMR. Many CCW carriers enjoy a snub-nose revolver in the pocket and claim that nothing else carries so well. No need to worry about feeding, ejection, magazine failures or jams. Revolver fans make a good case why their choice of handgun is superior to their semi-auto counterparts. 

So which is it for you? Check out the video and comment what type of handgun you prefer the most. I will total up the votes and report the results with the new “Handgun Showdown.”

 

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Dan has been an avid gun collector and enthusiast for several years. He enjoys shooting and reviewing all firearms on his YouTube channel called TheFireArmGuy. Most importantly, he believes in the 2nd Amendment and strongly feels that all Americans should practice situational awareness and carry a gun daily.

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