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Field stripping a 1911 pistol...
On 12/26/14 12:27 PM, Poquito Loco wrote:
On Fri, 26 Dec 2014 12:14:57 -0500, Keyser Söze wrote: On 12/26/14 11:49 AM, Poquito Loco wrote: On Fri, 26 Dec 2014 09:31:19 -0500, Keyser Söze wrote: This vid is a bit overdone but it seems complete. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GD_g-o2H8us Seems more complicated than taking down and reassembling my Ruger Mark III and definitely more complicated than taking down the superior CZ centerfire .45 ACP pistol. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0mrqqrOnQk Helpful vids. Yup, the Kimber is an absolute to disassemble and reassemble. And it's most definitely inferior to a CZ - especially one with a few thousand dollars in modifications. Why, again, did you sell such a jewel? I wouldn't know first-hand whether a 1911 pistol is "superior" to the CZ I had, especially since the CZ I had did not have "a few thousand dollars in modifications," or even a thousand dollars in modifications. Thought you said the CZ was 'the superior'. Based upon my experience with the CZ-75, I'd certainly buy a CZ-97B (.45 ACP) over a 1911 .45 ACP, if that round interested me. It doesn't. I sold my CZ-75 because I wasn't shooting it that much anymore. The guy who bought it, out in the midwest, won the first competition he entered with it...and he had been shooting a SIG X5. What a coincidence. Proof that a CZ is far superior to a Sig. My comment about the takedown and reassembly of a 1911 was based upon viewing a couple of vids of the process. To me, it seemed more complicated than reassemblying a field-stripped Ruger Mark III. Most likely is. I see no reason for what I perceive as a return to your old, sarcastic attitudes here. It's fine with me if you are a Kimber .45 ACP fan. I find the .357 Mag rounds in my GP100 "hot enough" for my tastes, and I do have a couple of unfired .45 Colt revolvers resting comfortably if I feel the urge to shoot that caliber. Harry, I find myself responding to your old, superior attitudes here. Why don't you try climbing down off that high horse for a change. I would expect a .357 round to be quite a bit hotter than your average .45 round. My experience with the SIG X-5 was the same as the buyer of my CZ. The CZ was more accurate for both of us than the X-5's we had been using. I didn't say the CZ was "far superior" to a Kimber. I said the CZ was a "superior" pistol. And I also was not comparing the quality of a 9 mm CZ to a .45 ACP Kimber. I don't know what the qualitative differences might be between those two pistols. I do like that the slide on the CZ rides on internal rails, as it were. That I am not interested in the .45 ACP caliber does not make me superior. It just means I'm not interested. Perhaps you can turn down your "I take offense to that" apparatus. |
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