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Do you rub it up and down or in a circular motion?i've always liked the idea of a wide body [] going low and slow into flesh, maybe crashing into a bone here and there. that impact should make one unsteady on their feet.
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Do you rub it up and down or in a circular motion?i've always liked the idea of a wide body [] going low and slow into flesh, maybe crashing into a bone here and there. that impact should make one unsteady on their feet.
Not so much difference in MSRP these days.Didn't know they cleaned the slide up......the old style was so hideous it was a NFW for me.
I bought a BUL armory stainless 45 for $725 with checkered and G10 grips as outlined above. My understanding is the DE was going for like 950 ish....at least a the time. Over 200 dollars for the same gun is not flinting. That said I didn't shopt the DE much cause the slide marks, made it a no brainer. This was pre scamdemic and I have no idea what the prices are now.
Didn't know they cleaned the slide up......the old style was so hideous it was a NFW for me.
I bought a BUL armory stainless 45 for $725 with checkered and G10 grips as outlined above. My understanding is the DE was going for like 950 ish....at least a the time. Over 200 dollars for the same gun is not flinting. That said I didn't shopt the DE much cause the slide marks, made it a no brainer. This was pre scamdemic and I have no idea what the prices are now.
Fussing over 200 bucks for the SAME gun? Yeah.....Ill do it.I've never seen a DE 1911 going for that much. Even years ago I think when they came out a few ppl around here were getting them for like 7 bills before the inflation started
to kick in.
To be fair I can't call it flinting because the BUL is a decent gun. But as a generality, otherwise fussing over 200 bucks on a 1911? lol, just lol.
Although I will say this, in that price category its possible to spend more money and make bad choices. Like you could do worse and buy a $1000-$1200 Krapber that on average is probably a worse gun than the DE or the Bul. THAT, literally would be setting cash on fire for nothing.
I don't understand what you are asking.Kind of serious question. If I'm out in the woods is it really worth carrying a 1911 in .45 over my p365 in 9? It would probably be a compact so capacity would be 7+1.
I know a guy who pulled his 9mm on a charging deer, I like 9mm but it took quote a few shots to get that to stop.Kind of serious question. If I'm out in the woods is it really worth carrying a 1911 in .45 over my p365 in 9? It would probably be a compact so capacity would be 7+1.
Sorry the area is known for bears. Thought I put that in. Is .45 really gonna make a difference over 9? I know it's one of those stupid questions but it's kinda on topic.I don't understand what you are asking.
Carry what you want.
Sorry the area is known for bears. Thought I put that in. Is .45 really gonna make a difference over 9? I know it's one of those stupid questions but it's kinda on topic.
Kind of serious question. If I'm out in the woods is it really worth carrying a 1911 in .45 over my p365 in 9? It would probably be a compact so capacity would be 7+1.
Ya I have a RO elite compact and a full-size but I figure I'd probably carry the compact unless I was actually out looking to fight a bear.7? An officers mod?
Glock 30S: My first glock and my first firearm chambered in 45 ACP. The seller even included several boxes of ammo which, among others, came with some aged Golden Saber defense rounds . I went to the range that weekend and limp wristed that glock for an hour before finally getting my grip right LOL. 45 will always be a classic cartridge!
Which gun do you practice the most with?Kind of serious question. If I'm out in the woods is it really worth carrying a 1911 in .45 over my p365 in 9? It would probably be a compact so capacity would be 7+1.
I dunno how you done that... then again I am biased, despite carrying Glocks for like 10+ yrs now, on draw my thumb instinctively sweeps down to disengage the lever thats notI also hate the 1911 safety. At the range a few weeks back, I dodnt realize it while shooting I flipped the 1911 safety and all of the sudden it didn't fire. Imagine that happening as a bear is charging at you.
I f*cked up and shot it like a fag for a second.I dunno how you done that... then again I am biased, despite carrying Glocks for like 10+ yrs now, on draw my thumb instinctively sweeps down to disengage the lever thats not
there. Even when I was a fag and used to run 1911s with my thumb under the safety (instead of riding the gas pedal like you supposed to) I never turned it on by accident.
I've bumped it up in a reload on the clock.I f*cked up and shot it like a fag for a second.
The point is, sh*t happens and safeties are gay.
thison draw my thumb instinctively sweeps down to disengage the lever
In hindsight I would have done the same thing; I was super inexperienced at the time...but the deal compared with other Glocks in MA was too good to pass up ($500, 4 mags, original box and papers, and around 100 rounds of ammo). 50 of those rounds were defense rounds and 50 range fodder. That appealed to me as well because I only needed to buy a 350 round case of blazer brass, which was super cheap at the time (2019), and then I was ready to run a ton of mags at the range.The regular G30 is probably way more tolerant to limpwristing because of the extra recoiling mass. I realize you guize like the skinny ones but I like ole fathead, I intentionally avoided the 30S when I bought my G30Gen4.
I am completely unqualified to answer, but this is NES so I get to anyway!
If *I* was face to face with a bear or other angry wildlife, I would prefer a rifle over either a .45 or a 9mm, but if I was stuck with a handgun in that situation, I want it to hit as hard as possible. That means .45.
In full disclosure, I'm a boomer, like the green snek that started the thread!
FIFMI plan to get _ classified in USPSA with my 104 year old 1911 at some point.
I've got a gen3 G30 I bought 20 years ago. I still love it.The regular G30 is probably way more tolerant to limpwristing because of the extra recoiling mass. I realize you guize like the skinny ones but I like ole fathead, I intentionally avoided the 30S when I bought my G30Gen4.
My only Glock is a 30 SFI've got a gen3 G30 I bought 20 years ago. I still love it.
The px-9 by them is a nice looking gunJust bought another 1911...being a skinflint, bought an SDS (Tisas) Government model for $319 shipped. Actually, not a bad pistol at all.
Saw a Bersa Thunder UC 45 under the counter a few years back picked it up and being a 1911 fan must say this DA hammer gun has all the options and is accurate - odd that this Argentine mfg Compact isn't more well known.The one true faith. Because shooting twice is silly.
I live in Alaska and have Black Bears around the house on occasion but they are, like people, normally well behaved and the dogs keep them moving on but when in Brown Bear country I pack my Model 29 with max loads.Sorry the area is known for bears. Thought I put that in. Is .45 really gonna make a difference over 9? I know it's one of those stupid questions but it's kinda on topic.