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Try doing that with a polymer frame!!The Org. 1911 is like a swiss army knife,You can even use it as a toothpick (not recommended).
At Gunsite, in the bathrooms themselves, there are two pegs on the walls – one labelled “9mm” and the other “.45” You place your firearm, barrel first (not hanging by the trigger guard) onto the peg when doing your thing to avoid any drops / dunks.
Just don’t forget your gun when you’re done – the instructors politely warn you that you’ll likely get it back detail-stripped some time later.
Aaarggh! It hurts me to see a GI .45 welded like that.
A dead 1911 makes a fine billy-club. Try THAT with a polymer pistol.
This should’ve been entitled “101 Use for a Para Ordnance”.
Gee Johnnie, are ya pissed at Para?
Yeah. A
shitloadlittle.What was the problem you’ve had with Para? I don’t like wasting money.
Ha, my p-14 is on the desk in front of me in pieces. Trying to figure out why it won’t go bang.
Just guessing here but… Because it is on your desk in pieces?
I don’t have a lot of use for a “live” 1911, why would I care about dead ones?
(Sorry, couldn’t resist.)
Hate to see an old gun treated like that, even if it isn’t functional.
I can’t help but wonder how they keep it from rusting…
That one has some rust on it, and, it probably doesn’t rain a lot there, and they probably have enough worn out 1911s to replace it weekly anyway.