yeah i've seen it and seriously thought about it. it's one of the many things i have in mind for my nice chunk of income tax refund coming i pasted the non-GI version a couple pages back... love those guns

question for cupcake. is your 1911 ambidexterous? or what would be required for that model to be fully fuctional left handed?

oh yeah sorry impala...I remember.

brandon...mine is not. no GI's are. but all one would have to do is purchase a wilson combat drop-in ambi safety and throw it on. I think they're less than 30 bucks. I'll go dig up some picks of tricked out Rocks.

I fully plan to install one (and other features) after I finish breaking this in (350 more rds to go).

given the all machined metal nature of GI 1911s, it takes about 500rds to get all the kinks worked out and for the metal to slink into it's happy place.

they are nothing like your out of the box SIG which is surgical at round one. but in 100 years it will still be kicking. I don't know if I can say that about poly guns since they haven't been around that long.

just to show varius looks one acn get. kinda make it "yours". from tactical to bling.

is that the springfield with a RIA slide?

This post has been edited by Psykopath: Jan 25 2007, 09:00 PM

no, it's a customized RIA.

1911s are like legos. they all piece together using the same parts. without looking at the markings, it's virtually impossible to distinguish brand to brand.

i sent you a pm cupcake

nice folder...

i approve of the choice of weapon


i have and will always be a fan of 1911's

Brandon...for the price of a mossberg persuader, you'd be getting a helluva tactical shotty. I'd snatch it up, but...

here is his big brother...the benelli m3 w/tac night sights and light. as pictured it's ~$1500 shotgun.



with slugs, you have basically just one big ass round in an accurate rifle. you can hit black at ~100yds with it. for a shotgun...that is nice.

tx tech football tee just makes it appropriate for the forum.

oh yea, those are nice guns. they are really proud of them is the big problem. cost too much. but a benelli used for hunting doesn't seem to have the same quality, or maybe because i'm holding such an expensive gun i feel i have to be more delicate with it or something

. we used benelli tacticals when i got certified. that one looks different than the one i used, is the barrel spiraled? we used a benelli with a spiraled barrel. i was really impressed with the accuracy that it produced at long range, slugs have a tendency to drift. nothin is more fun than hitting a solid target with a 3 1/2" slug though... i was trying to find a video of what damage those suckers do for those who have never seen it. it's like shooting half a roll of quarters at someone at mach 2

yeah it's rifled if that's what you mean.

I should have taken pic of the bodyarmor plates we were shooting. the slugs didn't go through, but did dent them about an inch...

not like this...which slices through armor like butter. that 80lbs of crap you wear ain't gonna do shit to stop an AK...

yea, i just woke up, excuse the terms. i've seen ak's for pretty cheap, the problem is, there are so many varients of ak i'm confused as to which one to pick up. i see alot of yugoslavian ones around, but i am afraid i'd be buying a 3rd world cun from a 3rd world country. any suggestions?




you also gotta take into account the shock the body would be absorbing with those shells. the warhammer in medival times was the bane of the armored knight. often timed it would never penetrate, but the shock of each hit would rupture organs.