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    In the topic of soon to be personal firearms. Anyone following the new releases at SHOT show this week?

    This has to be one of the most unique, a Chiappa "Triple-Threat" three barrel shotgun.


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    That is really cool, nice "home defense" weapon, but I'm sure the weight would be close to my 870 or 1100.
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    Quote Originally Posted by shooter74743 View Post
    That is really cool, nice "home defense" weapon, but I'm sure the weight would be close to my 870 or 1100.
    Maybe, but check out the video on youtube,this thing is a monster!

    Chiappa Triple Threat.mp4 - YouTube
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    Cool, but no ejectors?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Furcifer View Post
    Hey, that's awesome.

    Here's one I'm having built 'for the wife' now... It's a custom 6" long-slide 1911 in 9mm from Fusion Firearms. Takes about six months.

    My gods thats beautiful! Is it slimmer than the standard 1911 pistols? I have tiny little hands, the bigguns are too much for me normally.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Magpie View Post
    My gods thats beautiful! Is it slimmer than the standard 1911 pistols? I have tiny little hands, the bigguns are too much for me normally.
    There are slimmer grips you can get for a 1911 that help. I have smallish hands as well and still think a 1911 grip is one of the best.

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    Only issue I see with the Chiappa shotgun is it that it reminds me of my "want" for a desert eagle .50...I've had two. They are super cool, super heavy, built like a tank, but for me there was zero practical use. I would like to check out the "triple-threat" though, may not be as heavy as I envision.

    On the 1911 pistol Magpie, this platform has one of the smallest diameter grips of a full size pistol around. There are slimmer grips you can put on them, but they will not make it much "smaller", but very well make it "feel right" in your hands. I've personally got short fingers & a large palm. The 1911 platform is my choice hands down. I shot a friends Springfield XDs the other day...pretty impressive. It's got a total overall slimmer package, smaller diameter grip, and it comes in .45. Will I ever own one, I don't know. What I do know is that I'm personally not a fan of polymer pistols, but they have proven themselves.
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    Quote Originally Posted by shooter74743 View Post
    Only issue I see with the Chiappa shotgun is it that it reminds me of my "want" for a desert eagle .50...I've had two. They are super cool, super heavy, built like a tank, but for me there was zero practical use. I would like to check out the "triple-threat" though, may not be as heavy as I envision.

    On the 1911 pistol Magpie, this platform has one of the smallest diameter grips of a full size pistol around. There are slimmer grips you can put on them, but they will not make it much "smaller", but very well make it "feel right" in your hands. I've personally got short fingers & a large palm. The 1911 platform is my choice hands down. I shot a friends Springfield XDs the other day...pretty impressive. It's got a total overall slimmer package, smaller diameter grip, and it comes in .45. Will I ever own one, I don't know. What I do know is that I'm personally not a fan of polymer pistols, but they have proven themselves.
    I have both the XD and 1911 and they fit my small hands. On the 1911's I install a short trigger, thin stocks and a flat mainspring housing and it works well.
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    I'm about 5.5 and 145 pounds My most comfortable feeling was with a Berreta Cheetah in .380
    That thing fit my hands pefectly. (that should give you an idea of how small my hands are)
    Unfortunatly for me, at the moment NY will not provide me with a licence to own, forget about carry. They have many sticks inserted in various orifi in this neck of the woods. So at the moment, all I can do is dream.

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