Concealed Carry with .45 ACP 

My Glock 30s with the sf frame is a pleasure to shoot and carry. I use to carry 9mm, now I go with .45acp

45 acp in a 5 inch 1911 is very accurate,that's probably why swat team 's and military counter terrorists unit's use them.

I say what works best for you, use it. For me I have carried some form of a 1911 45 acp my entire life. I have been school trained and feel very confident with my EDC.

As a vet, I used 1911 when I got out in1983 as my preferred carried gun. When I tried the Glock 30s .45cal for the first time I noticed it handled the recoil better than my heavier 1911. I expected because the Glock was lighter the recoil would be terrible, but I was wrong. I shoot and carry using 200-grain rounds. I also have a 9mm in my collection, but I only carry my Glock 30S 45cal and I expect I will always unless they sell phasers eventually.

So I’m running double tap drills with the Shield 45 and shots are damn near on top of each other. So recoil is absolutely no issue. Best carry 45 ever made.

You know if I had watched this video a year ago I would have agreed with every word you said. However, I am 53 and have shot 9mm for most of my life. I was always taught that 45 sucked, and I believed them. I got curious a couple of months ago and bought a Rock Island 5 inch 45. I am now PO'ed because I could have gotten that pistol a lot sooner. It has made me a 45 fan. I shoot it better at 20 yards than I do my best 9mm. I won't completely do away with my 9's but I carry that 45 a lot now. And I get to shoot it a lot more because it is so easy to cast bullets for it, which makes it cheaper to shoot believe it or not. (Disclaimer, as long as I can get primers) LOL

Just recently bought my first 45, a S&W Shield. The recoil isn't nearly as bad as I was expecting. Yes, more oomph than 9mm, but very manageable and accurate.

I love my Glock 30S SF. It’s narrow enough to comfortably carry, and has the knockdown power that gives me peace of mind. I’m older with a disabled foot, so I can’t run away. I need the power.

While I carry several different pistols, according to clothing & situation, if I Knew I was going into a potential dangerous situation, I'd take a .45 acp Every time. Have seen them in action and they just work. Period. I have Never found the recoil to be a problem. A super light-weight 9 in a micro have a Much sharper recoil ! To each their own I guess.

The shield 45 shoots pretty good

It has interested me for some time many handgun carriers decry the venerable .45 ACP as being equal to their 9MM handguns. Then, they'll carry a pocket 380 and say they are well armed. I've seen too many shootings in my LEO career to claim 9MM are equal to or better than a 45 ACP. Carry what you will but practice as often as you can...most do not.

I carried a full sized 1911A1 in .45ACP for years. Single stack. Concealed. My athletic build allows me to carry unbeknownst to others. I have no complaints.

Love the video, I am a bigger guy and like the 45acp. G30 is thick but i like glock reliability. I carry the g36.

45 ACP is a battle tested tough round that’s been around since our grandfathers days. Plus they are plentiful worldwide. That alone is a deciding factor for me. I like Glock model 30 for conceal carry. Unless you are going hunting in the Siberian wilderness, 45ACP round with jacketed armor piercing hollow points are more than sufficient for self protection in urban situations.

I served in the Marine Corps as a 0331 machine gunner, carried a 45 cal colt. I retired from the Chicago Police Dept - while working carried a 45 cal. colt. I go to the range once a week on average .Shoot 100 rds. of 9mm from a Hellcat (which I carry in warm weather) and 100 rds. of 45 from a Sig 320 compact (colder weather easier concealability). I have more discomfort shooting the 9 vs. the 45 .... I am more accurate with the 45 at 10 -15- 20 yards. I'm 75 years old.

A 45 caliber is just as good a caliber as any. If one can shoot a 9mm they can shoot and handle a 45acp in my opinion. Nowadays most use a Glock or striker-fired weapon for 45acp, more knowledgeable shooters use the 1911 type pistols in its traditional single stack 8 plus 1 with a 5-inch barrel that’s no big deal with its slim frame and I love the platform and carry it often due to it being used by me in the army.

Over 50 years with the Government model 1911 in 45 acp. Carried one in the Army for seven years. Wouldn't make sense to change now.

I just purchased a glock 30sf 45acp yesterday and i love it !!!

I went in the Army in 1972 they had the 1911 .45 ACP I love that cablier, I'm carrying the RIA 1911 with the 4.25" barrel, my SD ammo is the xltreme defender 135gr.

My guess is you've never actually shot the 4 inch Shield 45. I own the ported version of this firearm. You'd be really surprized at how easy shooting it is!! I don't find it to have any more recoil than my 9's. It's an awesome shooter!!

He's spending all this time on why we shouldn't like a 45 caliber gun. But he's not that upto date on what is out there for the 45. The 45 shield performance center shoots great with a ported barrel. Springfield also makes a great small xds that shoots great according to alot of shooters. My 45 shield performance center is only a little bigger than the 9mm version and is easily controllable. The hst 45 round also expands reliably much bigger than a 9mm, dumping it's energy into the target with less over penetration. The fact is, just get what you prefer in caliber and handgun choice and if you can put your rounds on target then you should be fine. This is just my opinion, since I'm tired of people caliber bashing. You are trying to stop the bad guy yes, but I wonder how well it goes over in court blasting 15 rounds of 9mm into the bad guy. And if it's better to actually shoot less rounds, then I prefer my round are bigger on the chance they might have a slightly better chance of hitting something vital and bigger hole to bleed out through. Just some thoughts from someone other than a 9mm only club.

I typically carry my G19, but sometimes I do carry my G30sf or my Kimber CDP Pro II. My qualification groups and times are about the same between the three weapons (with a slight accuracy advantage to the Kimber). Since I have been shooting for many years, I can honestly say that I don't notice the recoil. However, my daughter - who has been shooting substantially less time than I have, still has not problem keeping rounds on target with any of the three firearms. "Recoil" or "kick" has never been a complaint from anyone (from kids to adults) that have shot either of my .45s.

Not everyone is a Nancy. I shoot compact .45acp every bit as well and as fast on followup shots, as I do with a full sized frame. I have a CZ 97-B, a Walther PPQ .45, a Taurus PT845, a Ruger American Compact .45 and a Springfield XDS 3.3. I shoot all of them equally as fast and equally as accurate, because I train with all of them. Shooting your guns is the only way to minimize the effects of recoil and loss of target acquisition. You wanna carry 9mm because it holds a few more rounds? That's fine, because chances are you'll need all you can squeeze out of it. My EDC is my Ruger American .45 loaded with 155 grain Sinter Fire Special Duty. They clock in at 1135fps and absolutely show no mercy. I feel over-prepared when carrying 15 rounds. Keep your 9mm, to each their own, but I'm not gonna trust them to stop a dog, much less a crazy person on dope.

Anyone who likes .45 or is on the fence about it because of capacity should try to get their hands on an FNX-45. Fantastic gun, high capacity, simple field strip, accurate, comfortable, lots of features of you want to upgrade/expand, and cheaper than any comparable Glock or 1911 with similar features. Not a small gun for concealed carry, but the best .45 for the price hands down

I am disabled missing my right leg and I carry a full size 1911, I'm 5'8 and 155 lbs, I forget I have her on most of the time

People today focus and tout so much on superiority of one cartridge vs another cartridge. Hogwash! Owning and shooting handguns in just about every caliber/cartridge configuration over the last 40 years has reinforced one thing to me. The size, type, controls and accuracy of a handgun are the most important aspects regarding a defensive handgun than the chambering. I would much rather face down an unskilled opponent using a tricked out high capacity 10mm than a highly skilled opponent with a 22LR revolver.

My personal experience caused me to disagree with you. My former Springfield EMP 9mm, 3” barrel weighted 27 oz. It was a snappy little devil. I sold it. My Kimber Ultra CDP, .45 ACP .3” barrel weights 25 oz. It is not snappy, the recoil is smoother than the 9. My 81 year old hand likes the .45 recoil a LOT better. I have a WC Protector, a full size stainless 1911. I think Bill Wilson is following the trend about 9mm. He wants to sell more guns, and the shooting public has swallowed the 9mm Kool Ade.

Enjoy your calm and reasoned presentation. Many thanks.

I Carry A Smith & Wesson Model 25-5 .45 Long Colt. Been Carrying That Puppy For Over 25 Years Now. Lots Of Knockdown Power And Isn't That Why You Carry A Firearm? Stay Safe Out There. 🙏

I'm left handed and have been shooting a 1911 for over 40 years. I currently have a Les Baer Custom Carry. I find the only thing I need is the ambi safety. I control the slide stop and mag release with my index finger. I don't have to change my grip, just move my finger. I find this much easier on a 1911 than the slide release on a Glock.

HK45 Compact, my favorite carry 45.

Provided the bullet opens up, a .45acp will open up to about .75 caliber on impact. Physics and math says something big is more likely to tear up a vital organ than something little, per any given impact location. .45 doesn't need to be going crazy fast. It's 106 grains heavier than the ultra-common 9mm, It's still going to penetrate. A paint bucket will penetrate if filled with concrete and flung 80% the speed of sound.

The shield 45 performance center is beautiful in hand like a sand paper glue to your hand

Respect to the guy im more than positive he has shot more guns and more calibers than me. Although I have to say the Smith and Wesson m&p 45 compact doesn't beat me up at all and I spend hours at the range training with it. Once again respect to the video but I love my 45

Raised with a .45 ACP. I carry the weapon. I guess if you carry it most of your life, it's a natural. Don't care for the field stripping v. other calibers and makes, but again, it's an acquired taste.

I hope Glock paid you well for that commercial. A bit long, but they'd be proud. I do find it odd that you don't mention a few key points, though: The number one thing a Glock guy buys after buying a Glock is new sights The laser grip issue is universal for all grip lasers unless the laser is placed under the barrel as opposed to mounted on the grip. Much can be done to reduce recoil regardless of caliber (weaker loads, different grain weights, hybra-porting, etc.). Follow-up shots have a lot to do with the firearm itself (SA vs. DA and so forth) and not just caliber. I mean, anecdotal is all fine and good . Personally, I lived in Alaska, and a former buddy is an officer there now (Fairbanks), and he carries an FN 45. Strange huh?

Excellent video sir! I happen to be a huge .45 fan, but I enjoy the education I get from videos like this. I mainly carry a Glock 19x (9mm). I used to own a Springfield XDM in .45 and I tell you that when I shot 230g hollow points in it, I swore I was shooting my .44 mag. Actually too much recoil for CCW for me. With today's hot 9mm loads and if your gun will fire high pressure ammo, a 9mm is the way to go. It's all about shot placement and what is comfortable for you.

Lehigh, Gorilla, and Underwood Extreme and ammo like it. Has renewed the 45acp. 135gr 1240fps. Around 16 inches in ballistics gel.

My choice is the CZ 97B. 45 acp. 10 round all steel and you have the option of a first shot double action. The weight tames the recoil and the grip in my hands makes it an ideal point and shoot weapon, no sights needed out to 25 yards. I love this gun, after owning Sigs, Colts, Smiths and Glocks. The narrow slide helps in concealed carry. The only problem is I don’t think it is manufactured any longer. If you find one grab it. I think you will agree it is the nicest shooting 45 acp ever made.

I loved your .40s&w videos, and think .40 is the greatest handgun round ever created. However, while I carry a Glock 23 Gen5, I think the Glock 30 is the most accurate Glock pistol because it tends to torque less in the hand. It has the perfect power:capacity ratio, particularly for restricted states. The G23 is noticeably more punishing to shoot than the G30. I think the learning curve is far less steep for 230gr .45 than 180gr .40.

Great Video. Honest review on the 45 caliber. Thank you.

I'm a big guy, and have no problem concealing an H&K USP .45 Tactical. 12+1 capacity, accurate and ultra reliable. With the buffer spring, it has less felt recoil than some 9mm's I've fired.

Love my xd compact. 4 inch barrel, 45 acp. Shoot both gold dot and golden Saber in 230 gr. Jhp. Great combo of pistol and ammo

I saw that video, and others where Bill says he carrie’s a WC 1911 in 9mm, I don’t know, I own a few high end 1911’s; A Night Hawk carry plus,ShadowHawk Commander and a Wilson Combat Ultra Light Commander ; they are all in . 45 ACP, and I won’t own one in 9mm. If I carry a 9mm, it might. be my sig or FN compact, but I usually carry if not a 1911, a shield performance center in .45 ACP.I’m a retired LEO, I hear alot of younger guys preach that the only viable carry is a mega round ; Glock type pistol, but i’ll probably keep carrying my .45 ACP, you didn’t piss me off, I’ve heard it before , maybe as I grow older , and my arthritis gets worse , i’ll give my 1911’s to my sons and get one in 9mm, but some how it doesn’t sit right with me

I also own a S&W M&P Shield .45 yes the recoil can be rough. However I purchased Hogue rubber grips & installed on my Shield. The recoil is way much better & yes way more comfortable to shoot. Good grips certainly can make a difference.

I could tell you weren't a fan of the .45 ACP the moment you started talking dude so I wasn't surprised when you mentioned it. Just your vibe. 😎

What is your opinion, on a rock island armory BBR 3.145 ACP? Thank you for sharing the video.

I carry my Glock G21 as my EDC. Absolutely love everything about the pistol & most if all I love the 13+1 capacity. Yes it’s bigger & wider but it’s also a double stack. I will tolerate being a little bigger & heavier for more capacity.

I have a Shield 45. The hinged trigger is much better than the 9mm models. Yes she kicks, yes she's heavy for her size, yes magazine capacity is limited. But I shoot it very well think I'll keep it.

My only time with the Gov't. Model was just out of the service circa 1973-74. I worked part-time for our small county seat PD. Had to have the Series 70 Mk. 4 ramp throated (polished) to feed the 185 JHPs. Probably not a factor in later models but could be with older GMs along the way. If I ever went back in time, would probably look for one in Super 38.

Excellent video. Thanks you

Just my opinion but the one place a full size .45 really shines is the use for a nightstand/home defense tool. It being quieter than a 9mm or .40 makes a difference. Adding a suppressor on it in a home with long hallways is also nice. You might not get the same capacity as a 9mm but a double stack 13+1 is plenty at those distances imho. It will have light recoil as well and it's further mitigated if you're into adding lights on your gun. I'm thinking of a 5" full size Springfield XD. I love those guns actually.

For me , I’ve always been 9mm but then I got an HK45 from my friend because I love HK and would like to have every caliber because I love firearms . Now 45 is my home defense handgun. I like that it’s slower and less likely to over penetrate while delivering a nasty wound cavity, it’s always a very big handgun and shoots really nice and I’m very accurate with it. I might end up using my 5.7 for home defense but haven’t trained with it enough and found the right ammo yet. But 9mm for IWB , and I keep my 5.7 in my bag. I just got a M&P 2.0 10mm that I’m extremely fond of and may be a carry option moving forward in rotation for certain situations and the winter time. I have to find the right ammo because over penetration is important to me personally. But I like the versatility of 10mm. I can have a nasty ass load or a load that performs closer to a .40 SW. so it’s still more bang than my 9mm. I love the way that gun feels in my hand. PSA will be coming out with a 5.7 rock compact and I’ll definitely be getting it when it’s released. I love how 5.7 works. The capacity and how fast and explosive it is but dumps all that energy and does jumping jacks and limits over penetration.

You can make an argument for or against any gun, any caliber. Handguns are personal. Not all handguns or calibers work for all people. Someone with smaller, weaker, hands might not be able to shoot a small framed handgun in 45 acp, just as someone with giant meat hooks might not be able to shoot one of the new, tiny, micro 9mm's well. If you find a handgun that you can conceal well and shoot well, then that is the right carry gun for you.

my first issued pistol in the Army was a 1911A1. I loved it and bought one as soon as I was old enough. I carried a 1911 full size on and off duty as a cop for many years. I carry a 9mm now. but I've fired so many round through 1911s, that's what I shoot the best. As far as HP bullet weight, test the rounds before carring them. I have some .45s that don't like 185 grain anything.

I carry the XDS in 45 acp. I am very accurate and shoot that gun well. It conceals well and is reliable in my years of shooting. Nothing wrong with the 45. 9 is good, 40 is good and 45 is good. Carry whatever you shoot well. To me the gun and how well you can shoot it is far more important than caliber.

Great Stuff. Cheers 🍻

I carried a full size, hi-cap 45 acp for quite awhile, 1911 style, wish I kept that gun

But what you missed about Wilson and hackathorn conversation about carrying a 9 mm 1911 was, that they had shot 45 ACP for so many years that their hands were sore from shooting that many cartridges. And shooting the 9mmm was more comfortable for them. They never said that the 9-millimeter was a better cartridge. Which, it's not

The question as to which round is better to carry is an easy one to answer. Say you are in a gun fight, would you prefer to get hit by your adversary's .45 or 9mm? Any questions?

Best concealed carry choice if the state you're living in restricts law abiding citizens to have a max 10rd magazine

I carried a .45 for years but, I switched to a .40 because of weight. Ya the 27 is snappy but hang onto the thing and it’s just fine. I will have my 74th birthday soon, maybe I will try the Glock.45, Mass said it was one of his best shooters. 🤷‍♂️ 🤗

Every gun nut has their favorite round and the gun they know they shoot best. The .45 ACP is an accurate caliber and with the right firearm the recoil is quite manageable. The Glock 30 frame soaks up the recoil and is very accurate if you do your part. The right holster is key for comfortable CC.

I have a Springfield 1911 which I absolutely love and I am very accurate with. I have loved the 1911 since I was a kid. However, my carry is a Glock 30 GEN 4. I absolutely love that gun. I am extremely accurate with it. I also just purchased the Glock 21 full-size 45 ACP. Again, a very accurate gun to shoot. I put on Ameriglo sites on both my Glocks!

Historically, the John Wick franchise has done more for the 9mm than any old opinion or better bullet options. Everyone likes the bullet hose, high round capacity wonder pistols and may have bought into the idea that somehow bullets seek out their targets. It’s not reality, only fantasy. However, practice is reality. If you live long enough, you will see this fragile thought almost everywhere that individuals have self doubt. If you can hold back your immediate fear and replace it with assured expectation based on reality and capability, recoil worries disappear like soap bubbles in a breeze. “A prepared mind” and all that it entails, along with muscle memory will do just fine. If you spend more money on ammo and practice than on the next “best” 9mm, you’re headed in the right direction. A tool is a tool, learn how to use it. If you just want to look cool, there’s an app for that.

1911 is a superior handgun? Home defense and range tool ,but not a great conceal carry? Excellent duty weapon? Definitely a shooters tool. I'm a terrible marksman with just about every handgun I own but my 1911 in 45 ACP always makes me look like I know what I'm doing. It is also the easiest to shoot one handed. Feels like it was designed with one handed use in mind.

Springfield XD Mod 2 in .45. My EDC for over three years now. Never once had a malfunction with hundreds of rounds fired. Eats everything. Wouldn't carry anything smaller. 9mm are BB's and they don't stop anyone unless you get a lucky spine or head shot.

You forgot Kahr! The CW45 with it's 3.5ish" barrel.

I wish I had NEVER gotten rid of my Springfield XDS in 45 acp. It shot just as easy and accurate as my 1911 Commander. If I ever get back into a decent financial condition I'll get another one. I like my Shield, (it's 9mm), but, even in 9mm, the XDS has less recoil/snap.

I carry and shoot the 45 shield no problem with recoil. Yes it has recoil I agree but my main reason for carrying it for self defense is the fact it is slow less penetration but effective penetration using hollow points it leaves a devastating wound channel and hopefully will not over penetrate and hit someone. I been looking at a new bullet call interpreter I believe that expands really good only penetrates ballistic gel like 8 or 9 inch's massive wound channel

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Used to CCW my Glock 19 or my Sistema Colt. Now I CCW a Para Ordnance Warthog. It just works for me. However, also have been considering the new Springfield DS Prodigy (9mm). Would probably go for the BUL Armory SAS II Ultra Light.

I much prefer the 40 S&W, but I'd be quite well armed with a 45acp, especially the ParaOrdinance Warthog. I carried a P14 in 45 for years as a duty weapon. And a Colt Officers Model off duty. Disclaimer. I learned to shoot a handgun with a 1911A1 at age 16.

Not a big 45acp fan, But I do love to take out my GI 1911 and shoot it. Keep the videos coming

Are you going to do the velocity and energy comparisons between the 185 grain and 230 grain jhp in standard and +p pressures? Inquiring minds want to know 😂😂...subscribers are waiting for your video

I own a Ruger SR 1911 .45 & a Springfield Armory A1 Mil Spec.45 & both are excellent 1911 pistols!!!

Hell I almost forgot, the safety can be easily put on or off with yhe trigger finger of my left hand also.

I like this video. You present a lot of information in a straight forward manner. At around the 5:20 mark you make the statement concerning the three .45's you just described "these guns are designed to carry a lot and shot a little". What exactly do you mean "shot a little"? I found that an odd statement.

Its perfect for me I carry a Taurus PT 145 and a Block 30!!!! I am 56 years old too

9mm has obvious advantage in capacity, I get it. Enough capacity to place a follow-up shot on each target. But for restricted states every shot better be final, would you prefer to have concealed 10rd of 9mm, 40SW or 45ACP? In compact/subcompact frame of course, who in a world would try to conceal a full frame? :)

One of the tanfoglio or baby desert eagle 45acp are a good carry gun.

Glock 30S is a great edc and when I get home put a 13 round mag in for home defense

Being a 45acp guy 1911 is my go too.. but 1911 aint for every one edc full or 4.25 are highly accurate. best carry i ever had zero issue.

With the 45acp and 380 acp one really needs to do a lot of testing with different types of ammunition. These calibers are low pressure and slow so hollow point ammunition seems to struggle to expand properly depending on the gun. These calibers were designed back 1903 to 1908 so they were based on 45 colt or black powder revolvers they were designed to replace. At that time to the best of my knowledge hollow point bullets didn't exist so fmj or solid lead was the ammunition of that time

I'm a .45 guy, I admit it, and something of a fudd, I guess. My grandfather carried a 1911 in 1944-45 (typist in an hq), though he said he only ever fired it in anger once.

so...my Glock 30SF Gen 3 with a 13 round magazine works just fine. (Grip sleeve over magazine is amazing)

My little Asian wife can shoot a few hundreds rounds through our 45 and loves it. Granted it’s a full size but still a grown man will have much bigger and stronger hands. The 9mm is fine my preference is the 45, and it’s not a small percentage of us that feel this way.

I like my Colt Defender 45 with a 3 inch barrel and 165 grain bullet.

45 acp Almost as powerful as a 10 mm but with less kick. I was hearing some war vets say. 1 had a 9 mm and 1 had a 45 acp. During war the 9 mm guy had to shoot three rounds to kill to every 1 45 round.on average. 10 mm and 40 cal can kick 🦵 really hard. 40 cal is meant to be full size I understood. And 10 mm has even more power.

It's all personal choice. Personally I'll continue to carry and train with my Kimber ultra carry II in 45. It's an absolute tac driver and very manageable. Practice along with confidence in the weapon and yourselfs ability to use it no matter what caliber is more important than anything.

I trust my 1911 with my life . I lived and worked in Kuwait , Iraq, Afghanistan and a few other places that will remain nameless . I have seen the 9 millimeter fail, more than once. I don’t trust torso shots with anything less than 5.56 mm. My target is the central nervous system only .

3:06 for those who are left-handed shooters learn to be right handed you can do it. I hate it paying $10 extra for holsters to be left-handed so I put about 2 1/2 boxes and got my hand pretty much good enough to shoot, right handed cops do it all the time because they issued right handed holsters.

I love 45 ACP, I also love 9mm, 380, and even though i don't have a lot of experience with 40 i love it too. So many good calibers! And for sure 45 acp is probably not the best concealed carry caliber for every one, but it is for some. Good video!

No, I don’t have to convert 1911’s other than add an ambidextrous safety, but I would do that if I were right handed. The purpose is operation with either hand while room clearing. The mag release is properly placed for left handed use.

I don't think the recoil on the 45 is much more than the 9mm. My glock 21 is very pleasant to shoot. It also doesn't weigh a lot. There is no doubt there is much difference in real power. Over many years I've noticed that when people are shot with 9mm their chances of living is many times better than those shot with a 45 caliber.

Maybe if you are an inexperienced shooter the .45 isn't your best option, but, I own the Shield .45, and it is very pleasant to shoot, and also very accurate. I own Glocks, and love them. The Shields are as good or better than my Glocks, and this .45 is an awesome concealed carry gun.

I really want to try glock 36. I love .45.

I absolutely LOVE my SHIELD 45acp. I carry it all day, EVERDAY. Carry with the 7+1 MAG and a spare. 230gr HST for my ammo!!! Also have a SHIELD PLUS 9mm!!!

That's right 1911 Commander size Bobcut for CCW filled with Underwood extreme penetrator 200gr bullet.al Wilson combat mags 8rd in the gun and two 10rd for back up

Hello friends of Ammo Mart. I am from Buenos Aires Argentina voy i would like to know your opinion about the CZ 97 in 45 ACP . Tank you and congratulations for the videos. Excellent!!!