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Mr. Loca Carnivore. Does Gold Dot feed in your Mil-Spec reliably enough to be trusted for a defensive pistol?

I can carry any sized pistol in the summer, winter , or in the fall because I carry inside the waistband. Long pants or shorts my pants have belt loops to wear a belt. Inside the waist band means barrel length isn’t a factor. I only carry full size or compact pistols, subcompacts on waist.

Carried a 1911 from 70-76. Love the weapon and you can't beat it. They rattle and are heavy but it's always reliable and a hard hitter..

12 or 20 gauge for a shotgun a good highpower center fire rifle I prefer the ought six and a 22 rimfire either regular or Magnum

“Ronin”, not “Roneen”, lol. Great review. I just ordered the damn pistol. I’m telling my wife the review made me do it. 😂

Back in Coopers day the 1911 was bout the only .45 auto

Personally, I like the 1911. I like it so much that I carry one every day. Mine is in 9mm, I have 2 with 3.25" barrels. I do have striker fire pistols also but prefer the 1911. TRAINING is the key. You need to be able to release the thumb safety as you draw. Not after you draw.

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What I wish I knew beforehand is not to buy one with a full length guide rod. Unless you have a bushing wrench you're going to rip your thumb to pieces trying to compress the plunger in order to turn the barrel bushing.

I cannot argue with this gentleman’s recommendations. Proper categories for certain, and since everyone else is sharing their firearms, I might as well add my firearms, antiquarian as they may be….. #1 Krag Jorgensen M1898 rifle in 30-40 Krag. #2 20 gauge bird gun. #3 Colt M1892 revolver in 38 Long (I like a 6” barrel revolver over a .22 cal rifle, but that’s not a recommendation. Pistol craft takes A LOT of effort to become proficient; it’s just my preference). So why all the antique guns in obsolete calibers? I’m old, I trust them because they are robust and I am proficient in their use, and I “turned the clock back” a long time ago. Happy hunting friends. 🇺🇸

I traded a Glock 17 for a 1911 because the man I traded with didn't have the strength anymore to handle it.

Thank you for this video, sir! I have two 657-4 Mountain Guns, and I have always used Silvertips with great confidence as my carry load.

You talk too much!

My model 70 gov model is my prized possession. Made in 65 or 66 a true man stopper. It's a man stopper so hang on! Had mine for 15 years. Never use anything but 230 grain..my best gun..it will bite the skin between thumb and index finger. Don't use that dirty Russian ammo. Easy to clean..Will drop everything!

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Sell the pistol and buy a gym membership. Nancy

_"OPEC loves this gun..."_ <-- very true!!!!!! Have a Para~Ordnance P14-45 double stack from 1994 and that thing absorbs oil like a sponge. BTW, this pistol is very HEAVY when fully loaded with 14 rounds of .45 ACP 230 grain round nose freedom seeds as that's all it'll use. Good video & thumbs up!

I want to watch these kinda videos but the extra rambling is so distracting. Bye

I look forward to the long barrel version.

wish i knew .... how to install the Take Down Pin without doing the idiot scratch... my advice... buy a cheap / used 1911 and practice on it ;-)

What is best for a LW with aluminum ramp?

Wonder how hardball does...

Bla bla bla get on with it

45 God's caliber

Ok SNOWFLAKE!

Would you say the 10mm silvertips are good for self defense? I ask because you mentioned it at the end.

1911’s are smooth once the wear in, they have a Cadillac recoil and their weight is beautiful in the recoil department. The simple design makes them easy to stay in milspec line when being produced by numerous manufacturers.

I guess you need a paper hand gun.

This guy is unwatchable...

Tokarev trigger is just as good as a 1911

If you pull the hammer back hard enough it engages the grip safety (on mine it will, which i like actually) that being said, tokarev is a better pistol than any pistol

I’ve noticed, the only thing I hate about all of my hobbies, are the other enthusiasts online personalities in comment sections. I even usually agree with their position. But they’re just horrible people when they’re on the internet. Never seem to run into those types in real life tho.

John Browning's 1911 is the best 45 caliber auto hand gun ever made, and everyone bases their design off of it. The original 1911 well deserves the respects it is owed.

I like a 300 Win mag

Great video! I just ordered the Springfield Ronen .45 and this is all great information. Love the humor too! Thanks!

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USED THEM FOR 20 YRS IN THE NAVY RETIRED IN 1984 NOW I HAVE 2 IN .45 AND A MICRO 9MM IN 1911 DESIGN AND 1 IN .22. GUESS I'M A LITTLE OLD-SCHOOL BUT I'M GETTING BETTER

TOO WHIRLED WARZ bucko

I want to know what time it is, not how to build a watch!

No front serration?

WHAT HAPPENED TO CASPIAN, P-14 & OTHER HIGH CAPACITY COMPATION WIDE BODY .45 ACP.??? 🇺🇸

Over 100 year old design and your comparing it to a Glock SHAME on you...

The 1911 is the best the weight makes it more reliable for accuracy.

I can tell you we live on wild game deer,turkey ,squirrel. And bear. I've taken moose and caribou with my 94 30-30 also. And what's very nice. It's amazing accurate with home made hard cast lead. 180 grn. Those loads have went completely through a Alaskan bull moose and black bears.

I can give you my 3 guns. My winchester 94 3030, winchester 9422 22 lr . And my moss berg 500 410. And my 357 mag ruger security 6 4 ". 😊

This guy is a knucklehead. Not a gun guy. The 1911 is the gun for men. I carried one for years while on the Army. Carried one as my concealed carry. This video is so bad.

The 1911 is NOT left hand shooter friendly!! NOTHING on the 1911 is ambidextrious. Oh sure, there are some aftermarket bandaids such as add-on right side safety levers, but in order to eject a spent magazine you still have to switch hands, reload, and then switch back, or reach under the weapon with your non-shooting hand and fumble around for the magazine release when you should be reaching for a fresh magazine. In a defensive situation, this is just too much time wasted, Speaking of wasted time, no matter how you carry your 1911, when you draw it, you have to do SOMETHING to the weapon to make it function. If you carry it with an empty chamber (like everyone on TV apparently does) you need to rack a round into the chamber), OR fully cock the hammer if carried in half-cock status, OR flick the thumb safety off if carried in "cocked and locked" configuration. Apparently we lefties are a recent innovation which didn't exist in the John Browning era.

In the late 70s, in San Fran, I bought a Gold Cup, but wasn't allowed to have it for 2 weeks (their stupid wait laws). I was leaving for Houston to live, leaving "it" all behind; I only was there for a year, ample time to 'know' better. I have always been a reloader, so I needed to pick up the brass. But, that gun NEVER put the brass in the same place! It scattered it everywhere! And, the only 'accuracy' I ever enjoyed, was when "I" held the pistol exactly the same for every shot, same tightness, same sight picture, same space between shots and the like. It was never meant to be a tack-driver, for sure. I spent a lot of $$ on the reloading dies and the rest for that gun- (I always bought the best stuff for the job). Needless to say, it didn't last long in my collection. I had many better guns that actually WERE match shooters, right out of the box. But it was big and shiny and had a big bore, and a big recoil--all stuff that does not matter to me these days-- "I" like a more reasonable recoil, and shot follow-up, not scattered brass, less expensive to shoot, high capacity mags, target sights, with lugs for attachments like a red dot or laser or light, etc. But if I wanted it for some other good reason, Though it's heavy, it would be ok--if "I" wasn't gonna conceal it. It was fun but now I'm over it; don't remember if I lost any $$ on the deal..............

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