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The Trials of the M1911

Talyn

Talyn

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The development of the Model of 1911 began with the U.S. Army’s quest for an effective, reliable “automatic” pistol replacement for the cavalryman’s revolver. After the examination of the first Colt prototype and Bergmann, Borchardt, Mannlicher and Mauser pistols, a more comprehensive evaluation of the Colt, Mannlicher and Mauser pistols was performed in 1899.

The Trials of the M1911

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I love the 1911. It is a great design and hard to argue. It shoots well and soft, due in part to its weight. It points well, for me. I know the capacity is not what we have now but two spare mags and a good gun belt will fix that. Thanks for posting.
 
BangBang said:
I love the 1911. It is a great design and hard to argue. It shoots well and soft, due in part to its weight. It points well, for me. I know the capacity is not what we have now but two spare mags and a good gun belt will fix that. Thanks for posting.
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Whatchu talkin bout, BangBang?

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