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Yes, a 1911 with a standard 7 round mag would be a good choice for New Yorkers.
I imagine, they'll also be selling a lot of Kahrs, Sheilds, Keltecs and small single stack guns. 7 round mags will probably start appearing for other pistols if the law sticks. Or I suppose you could modify a magazine, cut down the spring and put a block of wood or something in the bottom to limit it to 7 rounds. I wonder if that would pass muster with the Gestapo? I wonder if they consider revolver cylinders as magazines, there are a few 8 shot .357's out there. They should be considered the same thing as going 7+1, but that implies common sense, of which NY lawmakers seem to have little of.
I just checked Galleryofguns.com, and they had 1 1911, 0 .38's or .357 revovlers. Never seen them that low on stock before. It's crazy.
I imagine, they'll also be selling a lot of Kahrs, Sheilds, Keltecs and small single stack guns. 7 round mags will probably start appearing for other pistols if the law sticks. Or I suppose you could modify a magazine, cut down the spring and put a block of wood or something in the bottom to limit it to 7 rounds. I wonder if that would pass muster with the Gestapo? I wonder if they consider revolver cylinders as magazines, there are a few 8 shot .357's out there. They should be considered the same thing as going 7+1, but that implies common sense, of which NY lawmakers seem to have little of.
I just checked Galleryofguns.com, and they had 1 1911, 0 .38's or .357 revovlers. Never seen them that low on stock before. It's crazy.
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