1911s are very much "you get what you pay for"
I'm not going to get in a pissing contest with anyone in this thread.You're both ignorant, and I'm too mature to engage is a pissing contest.
Springfield 1911 A1 Milspec PB9108LP $600-700 is as good as it gets for a cheap but good no frills non riced out 1911.
I'm not going to get in a pissing contest with anyone in this thread.
I OC around my hometown and have been doing it for a couple years. It's a very small town and no one cares. Hell, most people dont even notice. People here know me and the law knows me. Its all good.
If I leave town and depending where I am going, I'll have a shirt over it or carry IWB.
I am of the mindset of letting people carry how the choose to.
Springfield 1911 A1 Milspec PB9108LP $600-700 is as good as it gets for a cheap but good no frills non riced out 1911.
STI Spartan is even a better choice IMHO in that price range. The fiber front sight may be considered riced a bit but a very very solid package overall.
Thanks. That group was with factory ammo. Do you think I could tighten it up with carefully made hand loads? Regarding your purchases, did you "panic" buy?
STI Spartan is even a better choice IMHO in that price range. The fiber front sight may be considered riced a bit but a very very solid package overall.
what factory ammo? if thats cheap ammo, then pretty sure you could get some better performance out of it by reloading or even buying better quality commercial ammo.
Ugh, CT is talking about an "assault weapon" ban again. It sounds like they're going after everything with a > 10 round capacity.
If it passes, I can live with it, but I hope they don't pull any BS about confiscating weapons. I'll give up my 30 round AR magazines, but please let me keep my AR. 🙁
I think the initial thing Malloy wanted was that plus everybody had to turn their ARs by Oct. 3, otherwise you were a felon. It's totally crazy, bordering on communism if you ask me. Not sure where everything stands right now but I bet we aren't too far away from being the next CA, CO or NY with all the limits on mag sizes and what not.
How ironic will it be when all these mag cap. laws go through and then some criminal ignores them and uses banned firearms to commit crimes?
Random question, how would I know if the 7.62x39 rounds I've been using are corrosive or not? I bought a spam can of 700 rounds in 20 round brown paper bundles and have shot my way through a good 400 of them so far. Just today I realized that I never confirmed if they were corrosive or not and it's been months since I start shooting the rifle. At this point, what can I do to determine if they were corrosive or not?
I give the rifle a basic wipe down (including the piston) after every time at the range (4 times so far) and run the bore snake through it a couple of times but thats about it. By this point would I be seeing the affects of the corrosive primer if it was, in fact, corrosive?
I don't have any other details about the ammo itself. It had writing in Russian on the front but I did not really pay attention, I just opened it and tossed the can. If it helps I did notice that there is some writing around the rim on the opposite side from the 7.62x39 marking. I don't know what the three characters mean but they are the exact same as on my new production Brown Bear 7.62x39 hollow points that are non corrosive. Could that mean anything?
Thanks!
if a fiber optic is a bit riced out i hate to see what you think is more riced out.
fiber optic sights are pretty common upgrades, especially for people with degrading eyesight.
Cant you like, permanently stop them at 10 rounds or break them down and rebuild them? Ask at the calgun forums. Lots of weird rules there.
Random question, how would I know if the 7.62x39 rounds I've been using are corrosive or not? I bought a spam can of 700 rounds in 20 round brown paper bundles and have shot my way through a good 400 of them so far. Just today I realized that I never confirmed if they were corrosive or not and it's been months since I start shooting the rifle. At this point, what can I do to determine if they were corrosive or not?
I give the rifle a basic wipe down (including the piston) after every time at the range (4 times so far) and run the bore snake through it a couple of times but thats about it. By this point would I be seeing the affects of the corrosive primer if it was, in fact, corrosive?
I don't have any other details about the ammo itself. It had writing in Russian on the front but I did not really pay attention, I just opened it and tossed the can. If it helps I did notice that there is some writing around the rim on the opposite side from the 7.62x39 marking. I don't know what the three characters mean but they are the exact same as on my new production Brown Bear 7.62x39 hollow points that are non corrosive. Could that mean anything?
Thanks!
Hmm...guess I figured that would be common sense to know I wasn't referring to custom guns, but it sounds like you may need everything spelled out for you so I'll keep that in mind
I'd love to have a Wilson Combat 1911. Definitely on my short list.
Same, though their website needs some REAL help...
What about SIG 1911s? I saw some a few months ago in the $800-$900 range and I almost clicked through.
Rampant, have you checked out SVI 1911's? I've heard they were even better than Wilson Combat 1911's but have never seen one in person. Any opinions on them?
And if you think Wilson's website is bad, check out Ed Brown's and Les Baer's. Horrible! At least Wilson has a somewhat competent web designer.
Rampant, have you checked out SVI 1911's? I've heard they were even better than Wilson Combat 1911's but have never seen one in person. Any opinions on them?
And if you think Wilson's website is bad, check out Ed Brown's and Les Baer's. Horrible! At least Wilson has a somewhat competent web designer.