Sidearms & Scatterguns Handguns...show 'em
- Thread starter Forgetful Coyote
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Now you got me cornfused- the only Autotune I know of is on Husqvarna chainsaws
I was gonna list this baby on the buy sell and trade forum but, seems like ya have to pay to list anything now.
Its been a little while since I listed anything but, when did this happen?
This is my first wheel gun, it’s a 657 no dash 41 mag 3 inch.
I am going to to date myself here but this is a 1986 Smith.
Let’s just say in 86 I was 21 yrs old, man it was good times in the 80’s.
I could not be any happier that I scored this little gem !
I am going to to date myself here but this is a 1986 Smith.
Let’s just say in 86 I was 21 yrs old, man it was good times in the 80’s.
I could not be any happier that I scored this little gem !
64-2 circa 1981... Don't want to date myself too, but let's just say I'm only 1 year older than this gun. This was originally my grandfather's gun.
Turkey, they're part of Tisas. Colt 70 series internals, all machined from billet parts internally, no MIM parts. Shot it for the first time yesterday next to my LTT's and it's fantastic out of the box, soft and extremely flat shooting.
Some have triggers that are a bit firm and generally people thing they're oversprung but that was not my experience. It pretty much settled right back on target and the trigger I'm guessing, is right around 3-4 pounds but you can tweak that pretty easily. Ran about 180 rounds through it, mostly CCI Blazer 124 grain and not a single malfunction and it was as accurate as any of my other guns.
I have a bunch of parts coming but I probably should have waited until I actually shot the gun because I walked away thinking it didn't need anything. They had a Staccato day at my range yesterday but I ran out of time. Was going to go shoot the XC just to see how it compared to the MAC which is 1/4 the cost. This is my first 1911/2011 and I bought it to basically learn how to work/modify them. Sold my Sig M18 and picked this up as a replacement. It was a good move.
Some have triggers that are a bit firm and generally people thing they're oversprung but that was not my experience. It pretty much settled right back on target and the trigger I'm guessing, is right around 3-4 pounds but you can tweak that pretty easily. Ran about 180 rounds through it, mostly CCI Blazer 124 grain and not a single malfunction and it was as accurate as any of my other guns.
I have a bunch of parts coming but I probably should have waited until I actually shot the gun because I walked away thinking it didn't need anything. They had a Staccato day at my range yesterday but I ran out of time. Was going to go shoot the XC just to see how it compared to the MAC which is 1/4 the cost. This is my first 1911/2011 and I bought it to basically learn how to work/modify them. Sold my Sig M18 and picked this up as a replacement. It was a good move.
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