The 1911 thread

Started by sno_duc, May 06, 2008, 05:32:59 PM

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junior varsity

+1.  Cocked, Locked, and Ready to Rock.

raulduke

My only point was...for a "non-shooter" or first time hand gun owner a 1911 is a bit complex, compared to some modern designs.  Simpler gun to many (not all) owners will mean a cleaner weapon that is more likely to be reassembled correctly and functioning properly when needed.

They are great guns...been around 100 years for a reason. I own one and really like it.  It's not a "duty" gun for most applications but it certainly fits the self-defense bill for me.
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junior varsity

Nothing better for shooting communists than a 1911.

ducatiz

Quote from: ato memphis on May 22, 2008, 05:20:22 AM
Nothing better for shooting communists than a 1911.

Thank you James Garner!
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CLIVE

I shoot a .40 sig sauer p229.  The "safety" mechanism on it allows for a loaded chamber and decocked hammer with virtually no chance of accidental discharge.  I dont carry it, however, because its heavy and snaggy.

ducatiz

Quote from: CLIVE on May 22, 2008, 08:52:15 AM
I shoot a .40 sig sauer p229.  The "safety" mechanism on it allows for a loaded chamber and decocked hammer with virtually no chance of accidental discharge.  I dont carry it, however, because its heavy and snaggy.

interesting, same reason i dumped my ex wife.

does anyone here shoot/carry the Daewoo "tri-action" pistols?
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CLIVE

daewoo makes guns?!  they make everything.

i hear daewoo pancake batter is pretty good, but their aluminum siding is piss poor, so i dont know about their guns.

ducatiz

Quote from: CLIVE on May 22, 2008, 09:37:46 AM
daewoo makes guns?!  they make everything.

i hear daewoo pancake batter is pretty good, but their aluminum siding is piss poor, so i dont know about their guns.

yes, they do and they are awesome.

Google AR100 or K2 for the most perfect adaptation of the AR and AK rifles.  Their pistols are unique, have a tri-action hammer -- cock it, then push the hammer down.  Pull the trigger and the hammer springs back and then again to fire.

They also make the Gilbert auto shotgun, the USAS12

The K2:


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junior varsity

Pic no worky.


Also, you meant heavy and NAGGY about the ex wife, not snaggy.

ducatiz

Quote from: ato memphis on May 22, 2008, 10:07:36 AM
Pic no worky.


Also, you meant heavy and NAGGY about the ex wife, not snaggy.

hmm, pic works fine for me..

you can google it just fine tho... daewoo K2
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ducatania

Quote from: raulduke on May 21, 2008, 10:46:04 PM
My only point was...for a "non-shooter" or first time hand gun owner a 1911 is a bit complex, compared to some modern designs.  Simpler gun to many (not all) owners will mean a cleaner weapon that is more likely to be reassembled correctly and functioning properly when needed.

They are great guns...been around 100 years for a reason. I own one and really like it.  It's not a "duty" gun for most applications but it certainly fits the self-defense bill for me.

I'll agree with that, they're called the "expert's gun" for a reason.  [thumbsup]
I wouldn't recommend one to someone for their first pistol either.

ducatania

Quote from: ato memphis on May 22, 2008, 10:07:36 AM
Pic no worky.


Also, you meant heavy and NAGGY about the ex wife, not snaggy.

We haven't seen her tits, could be saggy.  [laugh] [laugh] [laugh]

ducatiz

article about Daewoo pistol

http://world.guns.ru/handguns/hg47-e.htm

QuoteDaewoo K5 / DP51 pistol is short recoil operated, locked breech weapon. It uses a conventional Browning-type locking system, with two lugs on the barrel engaging cuts inside the slide. Locking and unlocking is controlled by the cam-shaped lug at the bottom of the barrel. Frame of the pistol is made from aluminium alloy; all other parts are made from steel. Trigger is of “triple action” type. This means that other than traditional double or single action fire modes it has “fast action” mode, apparently borrowed from FN's GP “Fast Action” pistol. In this mode hammer is cocked by the cycle of the slide, then it is pushed forward by the pressure on the hammer head. In this position, the main spring remains cocked, so only light pressure on the trigger is necessary to recock the hammer and fire the gun in the “double action manner”. Or, alternatively, hammer can be recocked manually to be fired in single action for maximum first-shot accuracy. Sights are fixed, with the rear sight dovetailed to the slide. Magazines are of double stack type; proprietary magazines holt 13 rounds, but DP-51 also can use Smith-Wesson 5906 magazines, which will slightly protrude from the bottom of the grip.
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ducatania

Quote from: ducatizzzz on May 22, 2008, 09:40:56 AM

Google AR100 or K2 for the most perfect adaptation of the AR and AK rifles. 




You obviously haven't been around the SIG 556 yet then?

ducatiz

Quote from: Ducatania on May 22, 2008, 01:12:40 PM
You obviously haven't been around the SIG 556 yet then?

yes, actually, I have.  fielded a StGw90 at a range in Breisgau, it was a nice gun to say the least.

however, the 550's bolt vs the K2 is like night and day.  you can field strip the K2 in about 20 seconds, the 550 takes much longer.

moreover, the K2 came out about 8 years before the 550 and I don't feel SIG has made that many improvements over the K2's system.

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