Para Ordnance PDA Pistol
Para Ordnance Handguns (Pistols)
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| Product ID: |
74556 |
| UPC: |
770752190631 |
| MFG ID: |
CWX645RS |
$1,074.99
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Para®/(Para-Ordnance MFG Inc®)
The Para Ordnance® (Personal Defense Assistant) PDA Pistol is your self defense companion. When it is comes down to you or them and there is no outside help there for you, you can feel safe knowing that the Para Ordnance® (Personal Defense Assistant) PDA Pistol has your back. Perfect for licensed citizens, this Para Ordnance® (Personal Defense Assistant) PDA Pistol is small enough for a concealed carry and powerful enough to make an impact.
- Para Ordnance® (Personal Defense Assistant) PDA Pistol
- Manufacturer Number: CWX645R
- Type: 1911
- Action: Semi Automatic
- Caliber: 45 ACP
- Capacity: 6 Round
- Barrel Length: 3 Inch
- Overall Length: 6.5 Inch
- Height: 4.75 Inch
- Grips: Wood
- Trigger: LDA
- Hammer: Spurless
- Sights: Night Sights
- Weight: 24 Ounces
- Receiver: Alloy
- Finish: Duo-Tone
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Reviewer: Tony
Location: TN
Expertise: Law Enforcement
I got my PDA several weeks ago and I love it! The only thing is the spring that operates the slide is VERY heavy and difficult to operate. The gun''s a jewel, easy to conceal and really accurate
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Reviewer: m gevas
Location: CA
Expertise: CC Holder
Thanks to its small size this pistol is very concealable, however the size is both a blessing and a curse. After checking several manufacturers I found properly sized leather difficult to find in most styles of holster. The grip frame itself is shorter than an officers size gun but the magazines that the gun comes with are basically officer size length, utilizing a plastic bumper that hides the overhang causing the grip to be equal length to the officers acp when loaded. With my particular example I experianced some failures to feed upon initial firing using standard FMJ ammo. Para recommends a 500 round break in period, I am at about 450 and am still experiencing stoppages occasionally. Subsequently This gun has not replced the glock as planned due to my requirment that my defense weapons function 100 of the time. Hopefully this situation will improve with continued use. My only other complaint is with the finish. The black coating is easily scratched and wears quickly from the high points that rub on the inside of my lined holster. All together though its a good concept and would be my choice as my defense gun when I get it to feed reliably.
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Reviewer: Milspec
Expertise: Not Chosen
I bought the Para PDA as a primary self-defense carry gun. The recoil isn''t bad at all with standard velocity ammo but with +P it''s a handfull. It comes with two six-round magazines. Seven rounds will fit into the mag but it won''t lock into the pistol - so count your rounds when loading the spare. You can use standard M1911 magazines if you need more rounds. The Para''s coating is easily scratched and rubs off high points quickly - so plan to touch it up often ]or ignore it like I do[. I''d add a set of Crimson Trace Laser Grips if they were available but the standard night sights work great. Overall it''s a great little gun, easy to carry and 100 percent reliable.
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