Really? ####, I don't trust the GSG
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Really? ####, I don't trust the GSG
The wild still lingered in him and the wolf in him merely slept
"It must be poor life that achieves freedom from fear" - Aldo Leopold
The SIG's got me drooling. WOW!
I like the .22LR very much.
The sooner, the faster.
I want Sig!!!! I am Sparta!!! Please Please someone bring them in sooooonnnnnn.
Sig finally got wise and started using skeletonized triggers!
Sparta!!!
I like the 5" Wiley Clapp model. It has modern ergonomic refinements like the beavertail and Novak sights, but with traditional slide serrations and rollmark. Personally, I would choose a slightly higher profile ambi safety, but that is easy to fix.
Why? Skeletonizing is unnecessary with aluminum triggers. It was originally used with heavier steel triggers to lighten them to prevent doubling.Sig finally got wise and started using skeletonized triggers!
http://xavierthoughts.########.com/2...r-changes.html
Beautiful gun, but I think I'm gonna wait until a company slaps "zombie" on the side of a 1911 and pay double what I should because I am 12 years old and need very single gun or part that says "zombie" on it.Originally Posted by RL1
so did Ed Brown...here's mine...
make your own
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Aristotle - 'Tolerance and apathy are the last virtues of a dying society.'
1911-22 (This is one strange 1911, it is about 75% the size of a regular 1911, feels like a toy in the hand)
Its actually 85% the size of a regular 1911. Its a perfect fit for my 11 year old boy. I agree it does feel like a toy, being so light and small. It shoots really well at 25 yards, as you would expect from a browning. One problem I had with it is the recoil spring guide. Its made of plastic and it broke after about 300 rounds. I brought it back to Cabelas and the exchanged it for me. Other than that I'm real happy with it .
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