Inside the 1911

[GunGuy34]

Pretty cool slow motion stuff.


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[plinker 777]

Supercool!

 

[enefgee]

Interesting - one sequence shows that the FLGR isn't necessary - there's no way the recoil spring can do anything but go straight back.

 

[easyrider604]

Slick graphics!!! Just subscribed to Vickers Tactical YT channel.

Thanks for posting!

 

[6MT]

Yeah, that was cool!

 

[jongun]

That's awesome.

 

[G-Man_Quagmire]

SUPER awesome!

 

[misanthropist]

Interesting - one sequence shows that the FLGR isn't necessary - there's no way the recoil spring can do anything but go straight back.

My takeaway as well.

Also...I'm not going to hassle them on a built-crazy-on-purpose cutaway gun but that ejection was pretty haphazard eh? Around 1:35 you're like oooooooooooooooolucky.

 

[ns_redneck]

that's pretty cool.

 

[fdc]

Great vid. I always like the audio on slow motion video. The .45 sounds like an old factory of some kind with large equipment groaning and slamming away. Thanks for this treat.

 

[AikiNut]

It's pretty good but it would be better if the entire sequence from sear-release to action closed on a new cartridge were shown start-to-end in slow motion, in macro, as in the part where the sear re-engages with the hammer during recoil.

 

[bsand]

It's pretty good but it would be better if the entire sequence from sear-release to action closed on a new cartridge were shown start-to-end in slow motion, in macro, as in the part where the sear re-engages with the hammer during recoil.

That's what I wanted to see also, I guess its the engineer in me?
This is too cool though!

 

[G_Alan]

Thanks for posting , cool vid.

 

[kevin82]

Great post. Never seen anything like that.

 

[snoopycda]

JMB was a genius.
Think of the tools he had to work with, then go look around your garage.

 

[GunGuy34]

Thank Mr Vickers he did the video lol. I thought it was cool too, why I shared it.