Link to Part 1: • Colt WWII 1911 Shooting my Colt 1911A1 made in 1943. #colt #colt45 #1911 #1911a1 #military #history #america #american #guncollection #asmr #gunreview
My grandpa fudd told me that WW2 ended when someone flew over Japan and shot two rounds of .45 down at the ground. Only time someone had to shoot twice with a 1911.
The military 1911A1 was a work horse of a pistol. My Dad died a few years ago. I inherited his "War Box" military items. Uniforms, medals, and other stuff from the war. Wrapped up in a towel was his side arm. The mag was still loaded. It had not seen the light of day since 1968. After inspection to make sure it looked and all the parts moved. I took it out back(we lived on a farm). And fired it. Using the loaded mag. Worked great. Funny how this answers two other ? I see a lot. How long does ammo last and how long can you keep a magazine loaded. The answer to both(at leas for govt ammo and mags) is at least 50 years... You should do some close up shots on your 1911. Did they stamp it US Government Property back then?
Colt 1911 A1 pistol history The Colt gun was designed and designed by engineer John Moses Browning. It responds to an increased demand from US forces engaged in the jungle, and wants to have a handy, compact and robust pistol. The choice of the ammunition fired by this pistol was the subject of much debate, and the decision was finally made for a .45 caliber (11.43 mm) rather than a .38 caliber (9.65 mm), because the soldiers Americans preferred to be equipped with a handgun with a larger caliber. Colt 1911 came into service in the US Army on March 29, 1911, and was later adopted two years later by the US Navy and the US Marine Corps.
A century of service, And ready for a hundred years more. A classic without compromise. The perfect intersection of ergonomics, reliable operation, and .45 caliber power. The pistol that forgot to become obsolete. *The M1911.*
It’s ironic, Ahoy can’t own the pistols he talks about. Due to our stupid government, criminals are laughing at us.
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I've found an US army Colt 1911-1918 while magnet fishing, I don't think it'll ever be able to shoot again (he's totally blocked), but just the way he looks is beautiful, and it probably fought in WWII!
I don't care what others say but 1911's are still good guns. If I was legally allowed to carry one where I live would I carry one today? No probably not but I would definitely own one.
es preciosa , como coleccionista y tirador desde hace mas de 50 años me gustan casi todas las armas pero en especial las 1911 a1 y el saa 45 peacemaker saludos desde españa
My wife's grandfather was on General Pershing's staff during WW1. At a family gathering, I got to hold his Colt 1911. It seemed a little more slender than the gun we see here...
Link to Part 1: th-cam.com/video/wYYJemDn6ME/w-d-xo.html
My grandpa fudd told me that WW2 ended when someone flew over Japan and shot two rounds of .45 down at the ground. Only time someone had to shoot twice with a 1911.
Huhuhuhuhuhuhu
@Zoomer Waffen korean war is still ongoing, get it right
こいつ何言うとんねん
馬鹿にすんなよ
@@matthenderson9514 he don't mean that he just kidding
@@beterwithab it isn't
The overall quality of the video is amazing. The video looks great, and the audio from the GoPro is phenomenal. Great job!!
One of best shooting channel on TH-cam, not much talk, just cockin and shooting.
Thanks man I appreciate it!
As the current owner of my great grandfather's 1924 production US Army 1911 that was issued to him, I approve this video.
Lucky man
The quality of that pistol is stunning. Has it been refinished? I've never seen a wartime Colt look that good, absolute gem of an example.
It has plenty of holster wear though.
Epic design. Masterpiece 👌
Hundred years of serve. And ready for a *hundred years more*
Mm god yes that reload at 0:47
That kickback of the gun though… 💪
The military 1911A1 was a work horse of a pistol. My Dad died a few years ago. I inherited his "War Box" military items. Uniforms, medals, and other stuff from the war. Wrapped up in a towel was his side arm. The mag was still loaded. It had not seen the light of day since 1968. After inspection to make sure it looked and all the parts moved. I took it out back(we lived on a farm). And fired it. Using the loaded mag. Worked great. Funny how this answers two other ? I see a lot. How long does ammo last and how long can you keep a magazine loaded. The answer to both(at leas for govt ammo and mags) is at least 50 years... You should do some close up shots on your 1911. Did they stamp it US Government Property back then?
The sound of reloading it is so satisfying.
You dont know how long i have been wating for pt 2!!
Such an icon in history.
Colt 1911 A1 pistol history
The Colt gun was designed and designed by engineer John Moses Browning. It responds to an increased demand from US forces engaged in the jungle, and wants to have a handy, compact and robust pistol.
The choice of the ammunition fired by this pistol was the subject of much debate, and the decision was finally made for a .45 caliber (11.43 mm) rather than a .38 caliber (9.65 mm), because the soldiers Americans preferred to be equipped with a handgun with a larger caliber.
Colt 1911 came into service in the US Army on March 29, 1911, and was later adopted two years later by the US Navy and the US Marine Corps.
Thanks for info
@@Gunnut3497 You're welcome🤘
A classic while clearly outdated to its more modern pistol still measures up fine
That's what happens when you're the ancestor of most modern pistols.
@@zacharyrollick6169 funny enough m1911 weren’t actually that popular
Gotta love the spring peepers in the background.
A century of service, And ready for a hundred years more.
A classic without compromise.
The perfect intersection of ergonomics, reliable operation, and .45 caliber power.
The pistol that forgot to become obsolete.
*The M1911.*
Can I save this on my phone it’s a great quote
@@Gunnut3497 Why not? It has become quite an iconic quote after all. And it suites the M1911 itself pretty well.
@@Jknight416 sure does and thanks
@@Jknight416 1911 is my favorite gun of all time
It’s ironic, Ahoy can’t own the pistols he talks about. Due to our stupid government, criminals are laughing at us.
I've found an US army Colt 1911-1918 while magnet fishing, I don't think it'll ever be able to shoot again (he's totally blocked), but just the way he looks is beautiful, and it probably fought in WWII!
If you found it in a lake it was prolly used in a crime then tossed in there.Be wary.
He doesn't blink, amazing.
My favorite pistol
I have a Remington Rand made in 1943. It's a bucket list item, and one of the most rewarding pistols to shoot.
Thanks for free gun sounds
Awesome, as usual. I need to add one of these to my collection. Those WW2 GI sights are a beeyotch, however.
I don't care what others say but 1911's are still good guns.
If I was legally allowed to carry one where I live would I carry one today?
No probably not but I would definitely own one.
I love that gun there is no experience like shooting this master piece
Beautiful pistol-COLT 1911❣🔝
One of John Moses Brownings finest inventions 🫡
Cool
Now that is my favorite side arm
i'll always love 1911s
.45 ACP so powerful
whats funny is with the 1911a1 you might have one made by colt, or remington, or ithaca, or even union switch & signal.
Nice gun⬆️
If this ain’t the best sidearm then it’s definitely in the top 5
yo that trigger is terrifyingly loose
sir i have a question,does the pistols hammer move when shooting or getting cocked?
For the first shot you have to cock the hammer yourself, but after that the moving slide cocks the hammer for you
She's a beauty!!!
I have a colt classic series 70
As i remember, colt 1911A1 use 45 acp ammo
No shit
Badass colt 1911
Excelente video 👏.
Top pistol human made
Beginning was like:
“Hello pistol. You look really gun like today. Ready to be fired?”
Astra 400 ile bir video çekin lütfen
Good
Sabes tirar mis respetos
Saludos
If it’s not a .45, it sucks. Awesome video
I really like the look of the Colt Government！
if this gun could talk
is it just me or the souund from the previous vids are clearer
es preciosa , como coleccionista y tirador desde hace mas de 50 años me gustan casi todas las armas pero en especial las 1911 a1 y el saa 45 peacemaker saludos desde españa
The 45 acp
sizde barett m8a1 varmı
varsa incelemesini yaparmısın
Coisa linda 👍
man... why do i wanna see a revolver...
My dad just got a mp5 k
es casi igual.a la.mia de sistema muelle
1911ってグリップ割とデカいんやな
tommy shelby!
LORD HAVE MERCY
La mejor pistola del mundo
P.S. Dead giveaway for a Government issue. The lanyard loop.
Slt....Une Arme de Légende...Cdt
is that heavier than like a glock g21?
Çok güzel ama mermi sıkıntısı var
. Legend ❤❤❤❤
Sweet
Rok military still use this gun lol
👍
please call juarez
1:12
Muh 2 wor wars
How much is one?
1 dollar
How much is it in Bangladesh?
@@mdshakib5449 1 Bangdollar
Is it that Bangladesh can be found illegally
@@thepillow13e39 epic
#taylorswift
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Drop your favourite gun:
اللهم صل على محمد وعلى اله وصحبه وسلم
0:24 instant satisfaction of the ears
This gun is immortal lol. Served in every major American war and still is to this day.
Does it? It was replaced in the mid 80s by the Beretta M9
Tell me you didn’t study American history without telling me you didn’t study American history
@@Dannymart_88445 Some special forces still use it today
@@LarryMarston They’re still being used albeit in limited numbers.
@@Dannymart_88445yes it is, the usmc force recon still uses it, as well as meu units, although it’s the meu variant or m45a1
perfect design
Perfect absolutely perfect
My wife's grandfather was on General Pershing's staff during WW1. At a family gathering, I got to hold his Colt 1911. It seemed a little more slender than the gun we see here...
Ok
Toi muon tìm đan colt 45
Naked Snake would be proud
I love the Channel keep going 🔥
toz 8
Tu trabajo es increíble
I still wonder how a old, refurbished M1911A1 can still shoot despite modern munitions are hotter nowdays...
Пистолет на все времена
Jony moses brownig ustanın biz fanilere armağanı.
IT Is reducation?
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This is now in Ramadan
👍🏾👍🏾
Goody
I like this
“There’s no power, how suspicious. Or obvious! “
- Richtofen
Nice vid!
Thank you!