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I love my SA-35. had 2 hi powers before. one I bought off a buddy in the army for 75 bucks when he needed cash. that one was a FN made one in blue. very nice
pistol. lost it in my divorce. got a WW2 one in the 1990’s that was nice.
but the triggers where bad. and the hammer did bite me every now and then.
either one was s crap shoot with hollow points or cast bullets.
the SA-35 by Springfield, does both with ease. waited almost 2 years before one show up in my local store. I stopped it to get some more 22lr for the grandson as he comes up in summer and they had a sale on. saw it, asked to check it out and 5 minutes later was doing the paperwork for it. put 3-4 thousand rounds thru it so far and no one problem at all. accurate as hell too. 2-3 inch groups at 25 yards is easy. even on rapid fire. finding a good holster is a bit of a problem though.
but you can make a 1911 one work if you try hard enough. carry it everyday anymore. bit lighter than a 1911, but not by much. but 15 rounds instead of 8 ?
yeah. I carry it.
12: Barbara Feldon, Get Smart, Agent 99
#10. Just to be clear, the cow with a newborn calf is an assault cow. I know guys who had to crawl under their pickup or abandon their side by side to escape an upset cow with a newborn calf and I know guys who have been knocked down and trampled. On the other hand, I know guys who were knocked down and trampled by human females with mental problems.