That's right. Long live navy. Other than for para and rock island the 1911 was a single stack mag. What the hell are you going to do with that? Carry 20 to 30 mags with you. WTF.Crippledtrigger said:
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That's right. Long live navy. Other than for para and rock island the 1911 was a single stack mag. What the hell are you going to do with that? Carry 20 to 30 mags with you. WTF.Crippledtrigger said:
shooter444 said:Razorback said:1911 imo is a pos.
And,... another ranger/danger/alias raises its stupid, ugly head.
Another one for my list,... bye bye !!!
:dance: :naughty: :dance: :naughty: :dance: :naughty: :dance: :naughty: :dance:
Razorback said:That's right. Long live navy. Other than for para and rock island the 1911 was a single stack mag. What the hell are you going to do with that? Carry 20 to 30 mags with you. WTF.Crippledtrigger said:
Crippledtrigger said:Razorback said:That's right. Long live navy. Other than for para and rock island the 1911 was a single stack mag. What the hell are you going to do with that? Carry 20 to 30 mags with you. WTF.Crippledtrigger said:Talk about kicking the door in. Lol
You could try to aim. Just a thought.
You guys kill me. How many 2 way ranges have you been on? When you go a mission what you carry and how much can hinder you. If you are shooting and have to change out mags a lot that's a problem. ALL OF YOU ON HERE train for gun range bad guys. 1 paper silhouette and 50 rounds for the day and your done. Not in my average day. Even on the streets where you might have to use what you know you think bad guys run in singles. They come in 2's ,3's and maybe more. All I hear about is range shooting. No defensive shoot at all. You guys crack me up. Shoot, move and communicate. That's what should be present in all of you with military back grounds.
Man... this guy keeps showing up like a bad penny..... :confusion-scratchheadblue:shooter444 said:Razorback said:1911 imo is a pos.
And,... another ranger/danger/alias raises its stupid, ugly head.
Another one for my list,... bye bye !!!
:dance: :naughty: :dance: :naughty: :dance: :naughty: :dance: :naughty: :dance:
YNOTAZ said:I like it when we get expert opinions. Shoot, move, communicate, saw that in a YouTube video.
delta6 said:Man... this guy keeps showing up like a bad penny..... :confusion-scratchheadblue:shooter444 said:Razorback said:1911 imo is a pos.
And,... another ranger/danger/alias raises its stupid, ugly head.
Another one for my list,... bye bye !!!
:dance: :naughty: :dance: :naughty: :dance: :naughty: :dance: :naughty: :dance:
I don't have any trouble like that with my 1911's.Flash said:My problem is the size and geometry of my hand. What happens is that around once every 3 or 4 magazines, I pull the trigger and it doesn't go off as the grip safety's not depressed far enough.
I figured it was just my lousy grip, but found out later that I'm not alone in this, even among accomplished shooters.
Case in point, Logan Clark, President of Clark Custom guns, national champion shooter and holder of a couple world records and, incidentally, lives close to his Uncle, Jerry Miculek.
He did an episode on Shootout Lane a few months back and stated that he had the same problem as me and since he competed with 1911s, he had to find a solution. What he said was that he welded an extension around 3/8" longer to the grip safety and thus eliminated the problem.
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