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EDC for CCW: AG Russell Gentleman’s Titanium Frame Lock

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A.G. Russell knows his blades. He designs every one the eponymously named company makes, contracting out the manufacturing to one of six plants in Taiwan, Japan and the Middle Kingdom. And he sells his work strictly through his own catalogs an via his web site. As I was fighting my way through the Saturday NRA exhibit hall crowds, I had a chance to meet the man and finger one of his latest EDC efforts, the Gentleman’s Framelock with its satiny, bead-blasted titanium frame. And if you can’t tell from the photo, this thing feels as good in the hand as it looks.

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  1. I’m a little sensitive about my 2A rights currently, so I wasn’t amused. However, a few weeks ago, The Onion claimed the N. Korean dictator Kim Small Dong (or whatever his name is) to be the “Sexiest Man Alive”. The N. Korean press ran with it, not realizing it was satire.
    Now that’s funny!

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  2. I’m confused be the part where the metal piece in the gun isn’t functional. As far as I know it’s a nail used as the firing pin. Would a plastic firing pin even work? More than once?

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  3. Ray-O-Vac SP123A-B; every minute of every day, as I never know when a basement or attic will cross my path.

    Just over half a super-duper whiz-bang Grand High Poobah police light (one switch, three brightness levels starting at 150 lumens and a three-to-twelve hour run time depending on brightness) at half the price, and more than good enough.

    It comes with clip, scabbard and two CR123A lithium cells. Highly recommended.

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  4. Some of the same reasons most of the top 1911 pistolsmiths don’t recommend using them.

    Seems like a good idea; but in practice, too many potential issues for real-life use.

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