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Yup I agree none of them are flawless

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Right; no pistols are flawless - none. Anyone who says otherwise is beyond a damned fool.


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America needs to understand that our troops are not 'disposable'. Each represents a family; Fathers, Mothers, Sons, Daughters, Cousins, Uncles, Aunts... Our Citizens are our most valuable treasure; we waste far too many.
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Your obsession is hilarious, though.



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Originally Posted by MontanaMan

It was a light beer...........

Besides, after such an exceptional day with no 1911 failures, I just had to do it.

And on top of that I had to celebrate my two boys being home, one from the service, other one on vacation, being able to shoot as well.

Not often that all 3 of us can shoot together.

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That seems reasonable.

But I typically wait until 5p. And only on weekends or vacation.




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Trump being classless,tasteless and clueless as usual.
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Originally Posted by MontanaMan

you are now most definitely & profoundly one who should never, ever own a 1911.



We've gone full circle.




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Trump being classless,tasteless and clueless as usual.
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Sorry, trump is a no tax payin pile of shiit.
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Originally Posted by MontanaMan

It was a light beer...........

Besides, after such an exceptional day with no 1911 failures, I just had to do it.

And on top of that I had to celebrate my two boys being home, one from the service, other one on vacation, being able to shoot as well.

Not often that all 3 of us can shoot together.

MM


That seems reasonable.

But I typically wait until 5p. And only on weekends or vacation.


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That's never a bad plan & I admire your personal restraint.

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Originally Posted by smallfry
No, but you don't need to defend your flawless 1911s, because some 1911s are quite a bit more reliable than others. I had one built by Nelson Ford that I felt was fairly reliable. But I sold it because I didn't think it was reliable enough and better defensive pistols were on the market. Really I think the 1911 makes an absolutly $hitty combat gun for a lot of reasons. grin


Go to an IPSC match where you'll see many properly built 1911's that go through obscene amounts of ammunition.

Back in the '90's when I competed, I shot 4,500 rounds per month for 3 years through my mostly out of the box stainless Commander. The only mods were grips, sights, and grip safety. I never touched anything functional on that gun and it took 4,500 rounds per month for 3 years without a single broken part or any failures that I can recall.

Both of my current 1911's work perfectly and they're not 40+ years old. One is about 15-16 years old and the other is 5 years old. Both have worked perfectly right out of the box; which is what I expect from any brand new pistol.

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GunGeek, the fact that reliable 1911s exist isn't something I am doubting. Just talking about outta the box guns. Glad your outta the box gun worked out for ya. I can't rember a single match I've seen where someone didn't have a problem. But so what? Many here can't stand ANY criticism about the 1911. Amazing. So no criticizing the 1911.

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Originally Posted by smallfry
GunGeek, the fact that reliable 1911s exist isn't something I am doubting. Just talking about outta the box guns. Glad your outta the box gun worked out for ya. I can't rember a single match I've seen where someone didn't have a problem. But so what? Many here can't stand ANY criticism about the 1911. Amazing. So no criticizing the 1911.


It's not the criticizing that folks can't stand; it's the trolling.


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America needs to understand that our troops are not 'disposable'. Each represents a family; Fathers, Mothers, Sons, Daughters, Cousins, Uncles, Aunts... Our Citizens are our most valuable treasure; we waste far too many.
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You're on a roll today Sean. I love it when you do that.

You know that some people are intelligent enough to understand and accept that they don't know everything. Some people suspect they might not know everything. And then there are those who don't even suspect that they don't know everything. We are dealing with some of the latter types here and that is an exercise in fruitility because you are more likely to get a rational, reasoned response from a fence post.



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Didn't know everyone was so sensitive.

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Originally Posted by MontanaMan


That's never a bad plan & I admire your personal restraint.

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I was being facetious.

I've been drunk for five days now.




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Trump being classless,tasteless and clueless as usual.
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Sorry, trump is a no tax payin pile of shiit.
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Originally Posted by smallfry
Didn't know everyone was so sensitive.


This is serious stuff.




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Originally Posted by Geno67
Trump being classless,tasteless and clueless as usual.
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Sorry, trump is a no tax payin pile of shiit.
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Originally Posted by deflave
Originally Posted by smallfry
Didn't know everyone was so sensitive.


This is serious stuff.




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Yup, I am learning though. There apparently is only a certain number of posts you can respond to and you really have to watch your content.

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Originally Posted by smallfry
Didn't know everyone was so sensitive.


Have you ever noticed that little dark line around the bottom of a cowboys boots? That line is there because when cows crap, and it gets rained on and cowboys walk through those places, their boots absorb a little of that crap tainted water into the leather. After awhile, that tainted water with the crap in it comes through the boots, through their socks, and through their skin and gets into the cowboys blood stream and goes to his brain. That is why some cowboys are crazy enough to ride bulls.

While that is an explanation of what makes cowboys crazy, there doesn't seem to be a logical explanation for those who believe the 1911 is a POS unless it's because their momma accidentally dropped them on their head when they were a baby.

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I have plenty of reasons for considering the 1911 a POS.

Want me to name them?




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Originally Posted by Geno67
Trump being classless,tasteless and clueless as usual.
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Originally Posted by smallfry
But you feel the need to defend 1911s, why? By all means spend time defending your flawless pistols, it's called a consciousness of guilt. I don't think most who have been around the block with pistols, think 1911s are even in the top 5 most reliable semi autos. Most of the posts by people who have reliable 1911s have consisted of owners lamenting the good old days of the flawless 1911, and how they aren't built that way now but "I gota 1911 that's worked flawless for years" an iffya get a good smith and dozen books you'll be ok. Talk about Stockholm syndrome with a pistol ffsake lmao. Congrats
There's no such thing as "the 1911," per se. It's a design pattern that's been out of patent from Colt for many decades. It's cobbled together (or carefully crafted and meticulously assembled), based loosely or strictly, on that design by dozens of companies, from parts made by dozens more companies, today. That's why it makes no sense at all to refer to "the 1911" in terms of its reliability vs something like a Glock or a Sig that's designed to be built, in house, from mass produced parts all made by the same manufacturer. Today, you can only compare a specific 1911 to one of those, not "the 1911."

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An 8 shot anvil.

And that's on a good day.

Cool.



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But you feel the need to defend 1911s, why? By all means spend time defending your flawless pistols, it's called a consciousness of guilt. I don't think most who have been around the block with pistols, think 1911s are even in the top 5 most reliable semi autos. Most of the posts by people who have reliable 1911s have consisted of owners lamenting the good old days of the flawless 1911, and how they aren't built that way now but "I gota 1911 that's worked flawless for years" an iffya get a good smith and dozen books you'll be ok. Talk about Stockholm syndrome with a pistol ffsake lmao. Congrats
There's no such thing as "the 1911," per se. It's a design pattern that's been out of patent from Colt for many decades. It's cobbled together (or carefully crafted and meticulously assembled), based loosely or strictly, on that design by dozens of companies, from parts made by dozens more companies, today. That's why it makes no sense at all to refer to "the 1911" in terms of its reliability vs something like a Glock or a Sig that's designed to be built, in house, from mass produced parts all produced by the manufacturer. Today, you can only compare a specific 1911 to one of those, not "the 1911."


Kinda like an AR.




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I've got one 1911 that I've never had even the first problem with (knock on wood). Shoots POA/POI and just keeps on rolling.

It's the one arm's length from me in the bedroom with 4 extra mags and a flashlight with it.

It's a Kimber Classic Stainless. Only things I've done to it are night sights, ambi safety, and polish the feed ramp and chamber.


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