Single action 9mm?

[Taczac]

Are there any commander size 9 mil 1911s on the roster?

[tbc]

Are there any commander size 9 mil 1911s on the roster?

No


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[Milsurp1]

CZ75 SAO. On roster, 9mm, great ergonomics, affordable.

[IVC]

My $0.02; if you've been wanting a BHP then wait for a BHP. Otherwise you're going to compromise but you will still be wanting a BHP. Some things are worth the wait (and cost).

+1.

When you have your mind set up on a specific gun, go for it. No need to "look for alternatives." When you get the alternative, you'll still want the one you originally wanted. So, get a BHP.

[Saym14]

why not consider any DA /SA handgun with a thumb safety. same deal just gives you the DA option also

[Litespeeds]

If you want a Browning Hi Power, then only look for a BHP until you find one but if you want some great SAO 9mm, then get a Sig P210A, CZ Tactical Sport, Sig X5/X6, Tanfoglio Witness Elite Match, Tanfoglio Limited, CGW CZ SP-01 with SAO conversion.

[hambam105]

BHP for sure.

They've had a good solution to the hammer-bite problem since the 1970s.

[tuna quesadilla]

Are there any commander size 9 mil 1911s on the roster?

No, but I did find recently that Kimber has a 4" .38 Super on the roster. I believe it's the only 4" 1911 on the roster that is chambered in a centerfire cartridge other than 45 ACP.

Obviously it's a far cry from 9x19mm and it's going to be a bit more expensive to shoot, but it gives you that extra round of capacity while pushing at least 100fps more velocity than the 9x19mm. That gun is on my "some day, if I'm still stuck in CA and have money to burn" list.

[Califpatriot]

CZ75 SAO. On roster, 9mm, great ergonomics, affordable.

Agreed, almost the same size as a BHP, much better in most ways, and cheap.

[jstert]

https://youtu.be/ukbTFgQ4jxs


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[Mr. Meeseeks]

ruger blackhawk 357/38/9mm single action revolver.

That's the first gun I thought of too, but I have a feeling that's not what OP had in mind.

Taczac, you can try your luck converting a RIA 38super into a 9mm.

[Wordupmybrotha]

I had a BHP and sold it. No alternative will satisfy the itch. After you buy an alternative, you'll always wonder about the BHP.

[Learning]

No, but I did find recently that Kimber has a 4" .38 Super on the roster. I believe it's the only 4" 1911 on the roster that is chambered in a centerfire cartridge other than 45 ACP.

Obviously it's a far cry from 9x19mm and it's going to be a bit more expensive to shoot, but it gives you that extra round of capacity while pushing at least 100fps more velocity than the 9x19mm. That gun is on my "some day, if I'm still stuck in CA and have money to burn" list.

Kimber 1911 style Carry Pro II HD in 38 Super with 9mm conversion barrel for sale here:

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=1473832&highlight=38+super

[Che762x39]

My first 9mm pistol was a BHP and I still have it after 36 years. I had various 9mm pistols and they have all came and gone. Currently the other 9mm is a Glock.

My range outing last Friday included the BHP and later a bacon, lettuce & tomato sandwich.