The Puzzling & Curious World of 1911
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That was an excellent video. That gun is a BEAST! No thanks! I'll stick to my wheel guns.You could try one of these little things.
@simon1 : did you notice the one young guy closed his eyes with EVERY squeeze of the trigger?!?
I'm NOT criticizing him! Oh no! I'd never even OPEN my eyes when using that cannon!
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They BOTH blinked when firing.
I handled a couple of Warthogs several years ago...didn't quite see the point in it. I'm not going to carry a cocked and locked 1911 in my pocket, and if I holster or Mexican carry why not do a Commander sized one.
Looks like a winner to me! I always noticed on my little Kimber that on a triple tap the first two shots were center mass-ish (One to the chest, next one to the throat) and then the muzzle had climbed to the point that #3 was right in the "between the eyes" zone. Taking out CNS stuff left and right with that wicked little sister and that was with a two handed grip. One hand? I'm guessing one to the chest, one over his head, and one into the lights at the range...You could try one of these little things.
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They BOTH blinked when firing.
I handled a couple of Warthogs several years ago...didn't quite see the point in it. I'm not going to carry a cocked and locked 1911 in my pocket, and if I holster or Mexican carry why not do a Commander sized one.
Now that I have carried my Springfield a few months with it’s officers sized frame and commander slide, it makes for a nice carry.
The commander slide stays put inside the waistband, while the officers grip really reduces the print profile.
Kimber has a wunderkind trigger debuting August 19th.
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Sounds like my lovely War Department needs a gift for some kinda Hallmark Holiday!
That’s what I’m thinking. I’ve been told to give my Colt rail gun to our son. It needs a replacement. Empty stalls are not permitted in the stable.
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I wouldn’t want a lot of range time with it (enough to get proficient), but looks like it would be nicely concealable. Who notices recoil in emergency situations?You could try one of these little things.
Lol, only in the movies I'm thinking...
Hey look! Kimber released the Hellcat Hex WASP! Wait... that's not right. Mako! Yes that's it! The Mako.
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I was just watching a video of the Mako 7 this morning. looks similar to a p365 doesn't it?
I have been eyeing this Springfield lately. All steel baby!
1911 Emissary Handguns - Springfield Armory
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I was just watching a video of the Mako 7 this morning. looks similar to a p365 doesn't it?
I have been eyeing this Springfield lately. All steel baby!
1911 Emissary Handguns - Springfield Armory
Ya, that looks nice!!
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I was just watching a video of the Mako 7 this morning. looks similar to a p365 doesn't it?
I have been eyeing this Springfield lately. All steel baby!
1911 Emissary Handguns - Springfield Armory
I do wish they would have an OR cut. That’s a nice looking weapon.
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Did I ever post this? It's my 1911A1 from CMP. Date of manufacture is 1944.
Miniscule trigger!!
I still have about 5,000 ahead of me.
What grade did you take? That looks really good.
Not a bad price either.
Are you converting into the 1911 world?
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