Paul Harrell convinced me it'd be fine for lil bitch ass black bears and cougars.
Bandolier full of 1911s for after the 1897 is slammed dry. I'm doing it WWI Blackbeard style.
Also add spartan and templar shit to that list.
Pirate is still ok.
Nope. Still not reading your childish bullshit. #wasteyourtime2021
Uh huh...
Ok, child.
Its definitely still in marsoc holsters. A CAG general was pictured rocking one not long ago.
Noticed the difference in all your many gunfights with both?
Residual blood pressure is a thing. Hence the "zip em up" drill. Chest, then pelvis, then head. If your center mass hits ate not working, get a mobility kill and take a well aimed headshot.
Cops are really not to be looked to for tactics or gear selection. SOF is.
More of an example of not knowing what to target if your center mass shots aren't affecting the target than round selection if you ask me.
Far better versions abound.
Who the fuck is this twink? Is looking super tactical while acting super tactically unsound supposed to impress me?
Wheres the rifle? why are you just strolling through an ODA?
Not a good look.
Jesus was a Roman psyop
Get ya ass on the rowing machine.
I didn't say it was. All I said was Browning would've chambered the 1911 in 9mm and met the French army specs. But he couldn't cause patents.
That's all I said. Im not a gun guy, Im a shooter. I dont care what gun is in my hand, I care what Im capable of.
Why does it use a cam notch? Cause he couldn't just recreate the 1911 and extend the magazine. The gun was never finished until the 1911 patent ran out and key systems from the 1911 could be copied.
Saive finished the hi power with 1911 components is what I'm saying. There were key systems in the 1911 they weren't able to re-engineer different enough to get the hi power to work.
They're both great. But the truth is Browning would've barely modified the 1911 and sold it to the french military if he could. Why not work less and get paid?
The FAL is great too.
"FN commissioned John Browning to design a new military sidearm conforming to this specification. Browning had previously sold the rights to his successful M1911 U.S. Army automatic pistol to Colt's Patent Firearms, and was therefore forced to design an entirely new pistol while working around the M1911 patents."
The only read the Hi Power exists is cause colt had the 1911 patent. It was finally made reliable when that patent ran out and they could copy key systems. It's not different enough for me to consider it a truly separate platform. Kinda like how all striker fired guns are pretty much the same to me. Browning wanted to just re chamber it first 9mm and call it good for the French army but that wasn't possible. Hence, the Hi Power exists.
My point was its plenty serious. 70+ years and counting of special operations use for a reason. Not arguing the glock can handle more mud and shit and stay functioning though.
Define serious. If it's low percentage shots at 50.... I'm grabbing my Ed Brown before my Glock.
Grizzlies have been killed with 9mm in alaska