Talyn SAINT Founding Member Jul 27, 2022 #1 The Springfield Armory Single Shot 1911-A2 otherwise known as the 1911-A2 SASS. 1911-A2 SASS
Annihilator Hellion Founding Member Jul 27, 2022 #2 Talyn said: The Springfield Armory Single Shot 1911-A2 otherwise known as the 1911-A2 SASS. View attachment 29403 1911-A2 SASS Click to expand... Remember this quite well, long time ago.
Talyn said: The Springfield Armory Single Shot 1911-A2 otherwise known as the 1911-A2 SASS. View attachment 29403 1911-A2 SASS Click to expand... Remember this quite well, long time ago.
Jfal Hellcat Jul 27, 2022 #3 I know it was a single-shot with a magazine, but how on Earth could you fit .308 cartridges in that grip (much less anything longer than .45-Colt)? I'm guessing the larger rifle calibers were single-shot only....no mag...
I know it was a single-shot with a magazine, but how on Earth could you fit .308 cartridges in that grip (much less anything longer than .45-Colt)? I'm guessing the larger rifle calibers were single-shot only....no mag...
Talyn SAINT Founding Member Jul 27, 2022 #4 Jfal said: I know it was a single-shot with a magazine, but how on Earth could you fit .308 cartridges in that grip (much less anything longer than .45-Colt)? I'm guessing the larger rifle calibers were single-shot only....no mag... Click to expand... Yes no mag. The magazine well was used to accomodate the locking mechanism.
Jfal said: I know it was a single-shot with a magazine, but how on Earth could you fit .308 cartridges in that grip (much less anything longer than .45-Colt)? I'm guessing the larger rifle calibers were single-shot only....no mag... Click to expand... Yes no mag. The magazine well was used to accomodate the locking mechanism.