Impressive throughout without a feed failure.Mine is about 10 years old so I can't speak for their newer stuff - but I have been through thousands of rounds and never had a single FTF and the trigger safety makes the pull so perfect that I feel like some sort of marksman with it.
I think they’re realizing how popular the 48 has become and probably aren’t selling many now.Academy has the Glock G 43 on sale now.
Prefer the Colt 1911. Mine was made in 1918 and I'm the 4th owner. It has served in WW!, WWII, Korea, and Vietnam. Have the original leather. Bought it and a Honda generator for $350 and sold the generator for $300. I carried a 1911A1 in Nam, but this one shoots much better. Always remember, if you REALLY have to use your pistol, the .45 ACP does the job.
Does anyone here CC a Glock 43?
I have always thought of the Air Corp as the un-armed service until now.The closest my Dad got to getting shot over there was when his SeaBee teammate was clearing his 1911 in the barracks after guard duty and he shot my Dad’s footlocker.
I think they’re realizing how popular the 48 has become and probably aren’t selling many now.
Wait? What is this? A frame that is unfinished that doesn’t require paperwork?One of my completed 80% Glock compatible frames. That means the frame is 80% complete, you have to finish the machining work on it to make a functional firearm out of it. Because it's only 80% complete, there is no paperwork required for it. This is what the media likes to call a "ghost gun". Uses mostly Glock parts.
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These are a couple of finished out 80% 1911 frames. Had to machine the slide rails, barrel seat, and drill hammer and sear pin holes.
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48 is on sale as well, same price.
EDIT: https://www.academy.com/shop/pdp/glock-g48-9mm-safe-action-pistol
Only thing I don’t like is the two tone. Give me back or give me silver, don’t give me both.
I have always thought of the Air Corp as the un-armed service until now.
He was lucky. His friends in another SeaBee team received several Purple Hearts because they discovered a VC weapons cache. They were harassed with sniper fire and boobytraps at their construction sites.
SeaBees are trained to fight, ideally they build.
He was lucky. His friends in another SeaBee team received several Purple Hearts because they discovered a VC weapons cache. They were harassed with sniper fire and boobytraps at their construction sites.
SeaBees are trained to fight, ideally they build.
VP9 all the way. VP9SK is outstanding for CC.
EDIT: https://www.academy.com/shop/pdp/glock-g48-9mm-safe-action-pistol
Only thing I don’t like is the two tone. Give me back or give me silver, don’t give me both.
If the machining isn't finished, the frame cannot be made into a functional firearm. In that state, it is just a paperweight.Wait? What is this? A frame that is unfinished that doesn’t require paperwork?
Prefer the Colt 1911. Mine was made in 1918 and I'm the 4th owner. It has served in WW!, WWII, Korea, and Vietnam. Have the original leather. Bought it and a Honda generator for $350 and sold the generator for $300. I carried a 1911A1 in Nam, but this one shoots much better. Always remember, if you REALLY have to use your pistol, the .45 ACP does the job. My Father-In -Law used his on Saipan in one of the last Banzai attacks there to dispatch 5 Japanese and won the Silver Star.