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<blockquote data-quote="texan" data-source="post: 950876" data-attributes="member: 38206">You are right. But I was Range NCOIC (Non Commisioned Officer In Charge) for over three years on the .45 range.I still like the weapon.&nbsp;&nbsp; I guess it is like a new 2012 Camaro, and a 1967 Camaro.Us older fuddy duds like the 67, even though the 2012 is superior.I honesly must have fired over 75,000 rounds down range with the M1911.They would bring me boxes and boxes of ammo. Not all the Officers would show up, and we had to get rid of the open unused ammo.Usually Officers and very senior NCO&#039;s had .45s or M1911A1&#039;s as their weapon. All of us had M61A1&#039;s.By the way, I love the M16A1. Great rifle / weapon.Orders from above. Fire it all up (the unused .45 rounds), and police up all the brass or casings.Government waste I know. Still a mystery why the Post Office is in such trouble.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="texan, post: 950876, member: 38206"] [B]You are right. But I was Range NCOIC (Non Commisioned Officer In Charge) for over three years on the .45 range. I still like the weapon. I guess it is like a new 2012 Camaro, and a 1967 Camaro. Us older fuddy duds like the 67, even though the 2012 is superior. I honesly must have fired over 75,000 rounds down range with the M1911. They would bring me boxes and boxes of ammo. Not all the Officers would show up, and[COLOR=#ff0000] we had to get rid of the open unused ammo.[/COLOR] Usually Officers and very senior NCO's had .45s or M1911A1's as their weapon. All of us had M61A1's. By the way, I love the M16A1. Great rifle / weapon. Orders from above. Fire it all up (the unused .45 rounds), and police up all the brass or casings. Government waste I know. Still a mystery why the Post Office is in such trouble. [/B] [/QUOTE]

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