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Super useful for when you're seein' double.

I didn't install a binary trigger. I assembled the lower receiver using a standard mil-spec trigger group.

@@GigatonsGunworks Gotcha. All my Franklin's came with the binary from the factory.

@@Swampytheroot Yeah a lot of their guns come with them if you purchase the entire firearm from Franklin. This gun was pieced together from individual parts I mostly bought from Franklin's site. I say mostly because I went with some other manufacturers components, such as the Aero Precision M4E1 complete upper because Franklin doesn't sell a separate upper receiver for whatever reason, as well as the SB Tactical Brace and some other minor furniture. I could have bought one of their binary trigger kits but ended up going with a standard trigger instead for various reasons.

From a shooting standpoint, they are the exact same gun with no functional difference. The regular 92FS came with the same black polymer grips as the M9A1 and I swapped in the wood grips myself. If I had to choose just one, it would be the M9A1 just because the frame has a rail to accept lights and lasers.

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I'm fine with them not making the pistol double-stack in order to keep the grip super slim, but I wish that Browning or somebody would produce a larger magazine for their .22LR pistols like these and their Buck Marks. I'm surprised these Browning .22's have been around this long and all that's available are factory 10-round magazines. You'd think after all this time someone would have made an extended mag or a drum by now but I've never seen one for sale anywhere. 🙁

I would recommend something bigger than .22LR for defense because I find rimfire occasionally unreliable. However, the people I know that carry .22LR for defense seem to trust the Personal Defense PUNCH ammunition produced by Federal (AKA "Federal Punch"). I am not sure what the best 1911 chambered in .22LR would be today. There aren't a lot of options because demand for that platform in .22LR is limited. I only have this one, and the Browning 1911-22 which is more reliable with feeding but not a full size 1911 so it's kind of small in the hand (ruclips.net/video/ez-ixr1JB34/видео.html). I would recommend considering a 9mm 1911 if that's not a deal breaker for you because there are a lot more options and 9mm is generally more reliable than .22LR. Good luck to you.

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Anker makes you watch him load a mag before he shoots.

Haha! Why hello to you as well, Mr. and Mrs. Carrymonkey 😄. It's getting late in the summer and I'm about to start heading back to my favorite indoor range again soon so I thought that the pink terror would be a great way to cap off the season and break in this new steel I recently picked up. Hope you've been good, fellow Barbine enthusiasts!

Nothing terrible, I can assure you! 😜

I'm in the same boat as you with the eyesight / age. I only use irons up to 50 yards and even at 50 a scope helps a lot. I wear glasses and it would probably help if I updated the prescription of the lenses for the pair I shoot with but I've had them for almost a decade and they are completely scratched and dinged up to hell from being my range beaters. I love them because they are super comfortable compared to my nicer pairs but it's hard to want to spend a few hundred dollars on new lenses when I know I'm just going to abuse the hell out of them. I'd rather spend the money on a new scope, LOL 😅

Ah that's interesting to hear. Did you experience a lot of failures with your Hexmags? I own a wide variety of AR magazines and mostly run Magpul, Lancer, and Duramag these days. I actually haven't bought a Hexmag in a long time but I have a bunch of them in every available color from my earlier days as well. My main reason for using them with this gun is that they are the only FDE color mags I have so it matches the color scheme of the rifle. I personally have never had a problem with any of my Hexmags but I also don't run them very hard. They are mostly range mags and I handle them pretty gently and don't drop them or anything. Thanks so much for your 2 cents!

@@GigatonsGunworks yes sir i started out with 4 two 308s and two 556es three out of four broke one in the chamber of my 308 i have used nothing but magpul and lancer since then 👍🏻

Yeah, scopes are really helpful for shooting longer ranges. I'm a big fan of shooting iron sights, but at 100 Yards and up that front sight post pretty much starts to cover up an entire human size silhouette target and it gets tougher to make accurate hits consistently. However, I'd encourage you to also scratch that bolt action rifle itch too.. they're great fun 😅. Thanks so much for watching!

Yep, no problems whatsoever. It functions just like you see in this recording. I've also tested it in a Zastava Arms ZPAPM70 and no issues there either. I haven't encountered any problems with my KCI 30 or 40-Round steel mags and I would recommend them to anyone looking for reliable metal AK magazines. 👍

Would u take the Jack over the m70?

I have both and I can answer yes to your question.

The Glock 21.

@@GigatonsGunworks thank you for the fast response

I live to blaspheme 😉. I haven't been called young in well over a decade and a half, so I'm flattered you assumed my age based solely on my supple arm skin. I'll tell you my secret - moisturizing bath soap.

@@GigatonsGunworks All of your comment checks out. Definitely a post 9/11 baby. Be careful, you all are a fragile bunch.

I'm naturally right handed. Yeah I agree, this revolver is quite beautiful. I think all the finishes Cimarron had looked fantastic and I opted for the color case hardened version with brass backstrap and trigger guard because that color combo really popped for me. I hope your Pistolero has brought you as much joy as mine has! Thanks so much for watching.

For small hands, a standard single-stack 1911 grip is going to be significantly easier to use. Even without the extended magazine, I don't think the difference in round count is worth sacrificing shootability / control. I also think there are few handguns that feel as ergonomically comfortable as a classic single-stack 1911 so there's also that. Good luck to you and the Mrs.

Yep. ProMags are kind of hit or miss. For some guns they work fine, for others like with this XD they jam when they are close to full because the spring is kind of weak and it can't push the rounds up fast enough to feed the gun properly when there is too much weight. I got this ProMag just to play around with at the range but it's not a particularly good range mag. 😑

They're both great, it just depends on your personal preference. The Glock is a classic and the Gen 5's come with 3 magazines and customizable grip. The SIG P320 comes with better iron sights and you can change everything about the gun including the frame (although that costs more money). Both guns are almost the exact same price from the factory. If you want a classic that is the best value out of the box, the G23 is a better pick. If you want better sights or want to spend more money to customize the heck out of the gun easily, the P320 is a good choice.

The mags cost me almost $20 back when I got them. They don't seem to have gone up much and appear to be a similar price from some quick searches on a couple online shops. Hope you enjoy your upcoming pistol purchase 😄. I'm glad you enjoyed this video, thanks so much for watching!

Thanks so much for watching!

Dawg depending on where you live you can get these check your county 😅

With a pin at 10 rounds but what is a pin

Damn 😂

It's a typical double action / single action (DA/SA) hammer pistol. It's single action after you load it, and includes a decocker so you can put the gun into double action for your next shot. It's always in single action immediately after loading or firing a round.

I'm actually a bigger fan of .45ACP so I think you made a great pick! Congrats on your 1911, I hope it has brought you much joy 😄

Thanks so much for watching. The large lever loop can beat up your knuckles if you shoot a lot with it. They make really nice looking leather wraps or paracord weaves you can wrap around the bottom of the lever loop for this purpose, but I just use a glove because I want to keep my lever loop bare.

I did not know that. Sounds logical. Thanks and good shooting.

Thank you so much for watching!

I only run high velocity ammo in this pistol because standard velocity stuff doesn't cycle well in this gun. I usually use any of CCi's high velocity offerings. I'm shooting CCi Mini-Mags in this recording.

Congratulations, the All-Weather is a great pick and absolutely gorgeous! I hope you get to enjoy some quality range time with it soon. I'm glad you enjoyed this video, thank you so much for watching!

Yeah I got the ProMag just for fun as well. ProMag's are kind of hit or miss. It jams sometimes when the mag is closer to full because the spring is a bit weak and isn't strong enough to push the weight of the ammo up fast enough to feed the gun properly. You can either buy a stronger spring to swap out, or not load the mag as full if you don't want to deal with jams.

It's the Maglula UpLULA

If you shoot a ton of .357 Magnum non-stop from a small pistol like this, your wrists are bound to get tired and sore after awhile unless you are super jacked. With .38 Special you can shoot quite awhile with no issue because it's basically like shooting 9mm. That being said, this pistol is all steel so it has a bit more heft than other small aluminum or scandium airweight revolvers which helps reduce recoil and makes the gun more enjoyable to shoot.

I think they're both gorgeous but I totally get where you're coming from. The black Springfield is quite a looker 😄Thanks so much for watching!

Yeah these magnum handgun loads tend to turn heads at indoor ranges where the sound just gets amplified because of the enclosed space 😵

Yeah I also think it's an issue with spring power. The failures to feed only occur when I load the mag to full capacity. After shooting off some of the ammo it usually feeds fine until the mag is empty so I think the spring power isn't great enough to overcome the weight of the ammo when it's completely full. I appreciate your input and am glad to hear you enjoyed the video, thanks so much for watching!

I agree with your assessment that .44 Special feels very similar to .45 Auto. I would say .38 Special from a 4" full frame revolver feels similar to 9mm from an equally heavy pistol. I'm glad you enjoy these videos, thanks so much for watching!