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It is that accurate. Trigger job may help. Rear sight, meh, not an issue for me.
I won't be selling mine any time soon. Instant favorite.
Arsenal Firearms - Strike ONE
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It is that accurate. Trigger job may help. Rear sight, meh, not an issue for me.
I won't be selling mine any time soon. Instant favorite.
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- East of Home, West of the Rest
That can happen with any pistol. In fact my Glock has done it too. Its a stovepipe. Out of 100 rounds I fired, I had no malfunctions. I know that isn't many rounds, but again I'm not concerned.
Don't post page numbers for where posts are, post the post number instead like this is post 64, some of us run 100 posts a page eh.
Nice videos though, a little slappy on the trigger... what's the bunker to your left for?
Nice videos though, a little slappy on the trigger... what's the bunker to your left for?
I like this russian version more than the strike one, they rail is not rounded like in the strike one and the rear sight seems to have a standard slot to slide into (not sure).
I also noticed that there is an angle/piece of polymer protruding right at the centre on the beavertail section, I wonder if that bothers your hand after a long range session...
I also noticed that there is an angle/piece of polymer protruding right at the centre on the beavertail section, I wonder if that bothers your hand after a long range session...
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I prefer the Russian version too, it also has adjustable back strap, and ribbed top of the slide..
But, chances of getting them here are probably slim, so got to be happy with what we have.
As for the ridge on the beaver tail, it's there to add support, and I didn't feel it at all when I was shooting, don't think it would be an issue.
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The Russian does have some different features. Odd that there are so many, but that may be because they are made in two different places.
The ridge isn't even noticeable when shooting. Non issue.
I wonder how it would feel after 2 days and a thousand rounds?
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- East of Home, West of the Rest
Well, considering how an AR15 trigger guard rubs the crap out of my middle finger knuckle, and the bottom of the Gluck trigger guarantee does as well, after 100 rounds, and this strike one ridge did nothing, I'm not worried. It feels natural. Fits the hand. If it was rubbing my hands the wrong way, I'd have felt it. Dry skin isn't very forgiving.
I've got big mits though. Maybe small hands could be affected.
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- East of Home, West of the Rest
Again, Yes.
From an online review...
"The Arsenal Firearms company manages a main production plant in the northern-Italian town of Gardone Val Trompia – the heartland of the Italian gun industry – and a Russian factory, located in Moscow, where a version of the AF-1 Strike One known as the “Strizh” will be manufactured for the local military and law enforcement."
Two factories owned by one company.
These Canadian sold pistols are made in Italy. Magazines are produced by Mecgar.
Italian versions made for civilian sales.
Russian versions made for police and military sales in Russia.
Any updates?
