I’ve got a PT1911 and it worked OK until it didn’t. It’s broken on me twice now. Both times it was one of the safety levers that failed because of the cheap metal it was made from. Each time I upgraded them with Wilson Combat parts, now no more worries. Still shoots great.
@dall has never touched a clit taurus…he thinks they’re icky.
I read this and busted out laughing - it alarmed my wife and kids lol
That 30-378 must let your shoulder know when you shoot it!
Believe it or not tractors were a small part of allis chalmers. They built tons of mining equipment for grinding taconite rock and made our kilns at the mine. It’s hard to believe such a giant company can falter bad enough to not exist anymore for the most part. It’s part of fiat group like case and new holland.
Two three is livable, the rest is pretty painful, yeah.
Sounds fun!
It used to have a recoil brake, the one that throws the pressure back at 45˚, it was always fun at the shooting test when we were shooting the hunting test. It threw the pressure out just enough to hit the people lying on the side of me in the face.
Brakes are definitely nice, and at the same time, totally obnoxious.
Interesting, I didn’t know they made mining equipment.
My friend John Paul has been pretty sick. Not flu, not covid. He could use our prayers.
It's a regular problem. Grandpa did great. Worked hard, built a company. His offspring were slowly spoiled rotten and lost everything he worked for....
He'd have to spit it out first. LOL
