emopunker2004 03:12 PM 01-07-2014
Remington's new gun
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hammondc 04:06 PM 01-07-2014
I normally do not get caught up in gun aesthetics, but that is hideous.
emopunker2004 04:46 PM 01-07-2014
It is, I agree. But it's supposed to have a trigger pull like a 1911. Wouldnt be so bad if it werent for that rear right
DirtRider500R 04:51 PM 01-07-2014
Looks kinda like a High Point. Not a fan.
Brian D. 09:14 PM 01-07-2014
Been my experience it's best to wait until you can actually get your hands on a gun to cast any sort of judgement. Just from seeing pictures...well, lots of people did only that and went 'UGH' about Glock handguns and Steyr AUG rifles back in the day. Many of them came around a little bit through the years.
Lockspur 09:11 AM 01-09-2014
FINALLY came in!
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My 8th 1911. Giggity! I've always wanted a blued gun, but wasn't really hip to buying a Colt. I'm a Springfield fanboi. Gonna shoot it, then send it to my shop to have a beavertail safety fitted.
DirtRider500R 09:33 AM 01-09-2014
That thing is beautiful!! I'm super jealous!
Looks great Scotty!!
Lockspur 12:14 PM 01-09-2014
Originally Posted by hammondc:
I normally do not get caught up in gun aesthetics, but that is hideous.
Ruger did it first.
emopunker2004 12:21 PM 01-09-2014
Originally Posted by Lockspur:
Ruger did it first.
No way. Not near as ugly.
Ruger looks like Mila compared to that Remington!!
Lockspur 12:31 PM 01-09-2014
True. I've always maintained that Remington should stick to long-guns. Their handguns haven't really left their mark. Their 1911's aren't well-made, and now this.
Originally Posted by Lockspur:
True. I've always maintained that Remington should stick to long-guns. Their handguns haven't really left their mark. Their 1911's aren't well-made, and now this.
True!! Sent you a PM bro
:-)
DirtRider500R 12:53 PM 01-09-2014
Originally Posted by Lockspur:
Their 1911's aren't well-made, and now this.
My Rand would like to disagree.
:-)
Lockspur 12:55 PM 01-09-2014
Originally Posted by DirtRider500R:
My Rand would like to disagree. :-)
Correction. They're 1911's manufactured from 2010 to present.
:-)
CigarSquid 03:53 PM 01-12-2014
8zeros 04:19 PM 01-12-2014
My first thought without even looking past the first page is it seems kinda nonlethal.
dijit 04:21 PM 01-12-2014
Very interesting concept. I used to carry .38 in double projectile load. Less powder and lower velocity but a double hit. Worked great in snubs and played hell with longer barrels. When I moved to a 9mm I used Glazers for a while then the cor-bon +p Shot shell. Now I make my own Gold dots. They are as close as you can get to Black Talons.
Steve 06:25 AM 01-13-2014
Originally Posted by dijit:
Very interesting concept. I used to carry .38 in double projectile load. Less powder and lower velocity but a double hit. Worked great in snubs and played hell with longer barrels. When I moved to a 9mm I used Glazers for a while then the cor-bon +p Shot shell. Now I make my own Gold dots. They are as close as you can get to Black Talons.
My first thought was that this "cutting edge", "one of a kind technology" was around in the 80's...
emopunker2004 06:42 AM 01-13-2014
Originally Posted by dijit:
Very interesting concept. I used to carry .38 in double projectile load. Less powder and lower velocity but a double hit. Worked great in snubs and played hell with longer barrels. When I moved to a 9mm I used Glazers for a while then the cor-bon +p Shot shell. Now I make my own Gold dots. They are as close as you can get to Black Talons.
Black talons you say? Buy winchester ranger ra9t same thing no black coating
