1911 Sig TTT or 686 Plus? Needs input

[sigstroker]

Shooting Big Dog magnums out of a revolver is a lot of fun but unless you're reloading ammo can be hard to find and is always pricy. You can always practice with .38 Special though.

.45ACP ain't cheap either but usually easier to find and less than .357 Magnum.

For developing skills, I will say that if you can shoot a revolver DA accurately you can shoot anything.

.357 Magnum probably gives the best payback of any other caliber to reload. It's because you tend to shoot a lot of it and store-bought is so expensive. The upside is the brass is a lot easier to recover than .45, especially at an indoor range. If you don't reload yet, right after buying a .357 is a great time to start.

[davek8s]

The 686 was my 1st gun and will always be my favorite. I'm sure you can't go wrong either way, but I vote for the smith

[colossians323]

It is a Universall Truth that everyone should own a 1911 in .45ACP (I shouldn't need to specify caliber but this IS Calguns) and a .357 Magnum wheelgun.

You need both!

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