Yes the S100 is the model. I have the first 2 10mm pistols built by Cabot. Spoke to them at SHOT this year and ordered them after much convincing lol and got them last month. Perfection is an understatement.

Cabot needs to be added for the S100 for both 5in and 4.25. versions.

Have 3 right now--all 1911's, a Colt from the Custom Shop, a Wilson, and a Terry Tussey. Have owned others but the 1911 is my favorite by far. Have always been partial to 1911's and the 10mm is no exception.

Just got finished doing some testing and have decided that the 165 flat nose Underwood will be my hunting cary load. Carry just for feral hogs and baby let me tell you they are wicked! Shot lights out in my new CCS Colt and the Tussey---still have to try them through the Wilson but holy tear up my spinner targets batman! Left nice dents in them worse than my hp 44 2oo xtp's with 24 gr of 2400 out of a PD329!! For me the ability to drive deep is what it is all about.

Have used a few over the years and the most comfortable being I get in and out of a vehicle and put the holstered weapon back in the seat is the Kramer Horsehide MSP..

Having killed enough hogs to fill a tandem dump truck over the years albeit 98% with a rifle the pistol at close range is viable. The hogs I have shot with a pistol (most 44 mag) were ones caught in a trap so the range was very short about 15 yards. That being said the best place to shoot a feral hog is in the head obviously however that is not always possible. The best place that will kill them and we don't hunt hogs we eradicate them is low behind the shoulder. This area has no tough muscle or bone to go through and it will get to the lungs which is the key---they can only go so far until they start blowing blood through the nose as the lungs fill up with blood. Nasty vermin they are...

Here are a couple of my newest builds--just got the one from the Colt Custom Shop so I took the Tussey and the Colt out to break in together last weekend. Both were impressive..