steves
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IMO, Hi Powers are really nice .
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Interesting I didnot know the exact J.B specifics . To me the Hi Power seems to be the next step in the evolution mechanically from the 1911. The plastic guns seem at least barrel wise setup similar to the Hi Power.
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J.B,. died before the plans were complete and some else finished the design. It is interesting when you compare the High Power design to the 1911 them to the plastic guns.
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How many times has the brass been reloaded? I have 9mm brass that the primers flatten and the shells bloop out when they eject.
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Calif legal!!!
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Excellent!!!!
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Hindsite being 20/20 I never would have sold any of the guns
I have owned. You don't have to feed them when they are not being used.
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The barrel isn't as far as what I can see damaged. My son has a 9mm XD and the the barrel is real thick, I wonder if it was an over pressure reload? A steel frame is way stronger.
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http://ammo.ar15.com/project/Self_Defense_Ammo_FAQ/index.htm Look at this info
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That is the problem with plastic guns they work great but are throw away.
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WELL!!! after reading this post I looked at my stash and I had 2 550 round boxes I went to the range and tried them ,yes they suck . Lots of stove pipes in the 10/22 and some miss fires . When I have a 22 misfire I try the round again in a different position to see if there is priming in another area of the rim all the rounds fired after rechambering. The goldens aren't very good.
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I have both. I am not really sure if it would matter. A 9MM with hollow points wouldn't leave me feeling under armed.
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Is it going to be Leopoulds Made in China name brand?
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Calif law say you have to buy one a month.I went to the range and tried out a couple pistols today including the Springfield XD. I was leaning toward the XD or M&P. Couldn't really find fault with any of them but the M&P felt better in my hand and seemed to point and reset on target faster for the way I hold a pistol.I have some practice to do! Although I've shot semi-auto pistols a bit in the past I've never owned one. This is the first "new" gun I've bought in 15 years!
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Mountain lions are bad news.
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Proves what tough really is.
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I have a 1974 1911 with the box so I looked at the numbers and they do not match. Too bad I did not look when I bought the 1911 in 1974.An old Python box can be worth $100. If it's the actual box, with matching #'s as your Python, together they may be worth a $200. premium (if the pistol's exta nice and just the least bit rare).One for a Rossi,,what do you think.
Bob
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The bad thing is purse snatching. You don't want to give a crook a gun.
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The ammo buying frenzy seems to never be ending.
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The 10/22 is most impressive in all forms.
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Winchester Mod 52.
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Try the 44 mag in a double action the recoil seems half . and in a desert Eagle even less. The recoil in a Blackhawk is nasty I owned one for a month in the early 1980s.I had a Ruger Super Blackhawk .44 Mag. That's the biggest handgun I've ever shot. Thing kicked like a mule. Only way I could shoot it with relative comfort was to put oversize Pachmayr grips on it. -
Ka- li -for- niaWelcome!Originally Posted By: TheRogueSan Diego is considered the south, correct?
I always thought of it as Northern Mexico?
Magnum Research gets into the 1911 business!
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Seems soon every manufacture will have a 1911 and an AR 15 in their product line.