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I ordered mine over a week ago and still havent even gotten any tracking info or anything. Sounds like you were lucky to get it so fast!

Kimber hands down is the best 1911 ever made I've had bottom to top tier 1911s and kinber custom 2 is best 8 round mags hands down

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Got one on 2016 and for me one of the best sub compact pistols. Never had a issue whit it and dont remember having a mis fire. It is definitely great.

Little man is Killin it. Makes me sooo proud. But Hats of to Dad/Mom for taking this time and Patience!!! To actual do this with their child This is the spot most parents completely take for Granted. I’ve done what this Father has done with my kids. So thanks. Me Keep up the Outstanding work Little MAN!!!!!!!!

Thanks. Love shotgun videos

Great video and shooting brother, I have the full size duty model in 9mm great gun for the money. Take care and stay safe.

I had two of these. The second was a warranty replacement for the first, because it could not be made to run reliably, thanks to the repeated failures to extract. The second, I didn't just get serviced with parts from Cylinder & Slide, I sent it _to_ Cylinder & Slide (the first had gone as well). What was found to be wrong with both guns was that the cam pin was out of spec -- just a few thousandths of an inch out of its proper location, but that was causing the slide to unlock too early, when chamber pressures were still too high, and the extractor couldn't hold onto the rim of the cartridge. I sent the second gun back to Springfield for warranty repair, and it came back functioning, but C&S found that the "fix" was frankly something of a band-aid; it didn't really correct the underlying problem. Springfield had inserted a short metal pin into the center of the extractor spring. This "locked" the extractor in place (not truly locked, as there was still _some_ travel left in the extractor, but it was now limited). This did prevent the extractor claw from slipping off of cartridge rim, and ejection became reliable. But the problem -- that the barrel was unlocking too early, when chamber pressures were still too high -- wasn't truly cured. By forcing the extractor to hang onto a cartridge that was still being held so tightly against the chamber walls, you're putting a lot more stress on the extractor, and on the roll pin that holds it in, than these parts were designed to take. They are almost sure to fail at some point, and sure, those are easily replaceable parts, but still... Being as I wanted to carry the gun, I didn't feel good about doing so with this issue. So, I got an old .40S&W Belgian-made Hi Power, and a 9mm Bar-Sto conversion barrel, and sent it off to C&S for some custom work, including a trigger job with their improved sear lever. That gun has functioned flawlessly, is incredibly accurate, is drop safe (the SA-35 follows the Hi Power's original design, and has no firing pin safety), and now as a trigger as good as the SA-35's, even though it still has a magazine disconnect. And this one can shoot an unlimited amount of +P ammo without causing undue wear.

Looks great. I though for sure you'd have to sand the back side for them to install. I've been trying to figure out a way to make a picture as a backing and to then make clear epoxy grips on top of that, so you can turn any picture into grips. Would like to make some custom grips for someone I know. She's doing a Nightmare Before Christmas colored themed Cerakote and it would be nice to be able to make some nice matching grips.

I enjoyed the video. My only suggestion is that you guys should both speak in the beginning. Having one dude quiet for a few minutes feels awkward.

Try a p322 ,,, kick all those 3. I have mp and tx also

I have both the Frontier and Pure and Simple blankets, the latter is the Pathfinder version just without their logo. The Frontier blanket has a very dense weave which surprised me because the Pure and Simple blanket's weave is a bit looser. I think I prefer a looser weave because it seems to trap more warm air. Would be interested on your thoughts between the two. I also have the Italian Air Force military blanket and I think it is the warmest, fluffiest blanket that I own, but it's only a twin size.

Just an update, i asked on instagram for a Rhodesian Camo print and within 24 hours they had it live. Absolutely awesome small business. Im still using them without fail. They have a ton of light bearing options and quick shipping.

I can kind of appreciate the idea of having multiples of stuff you already have on your person in your bag in case you happen to be with someone else so that way you can help them out. But you got to ask yourself how realistic or likely that specific scenario is. Because if it's not too realistic the at that point that's just unnecessary weight in your pack. I also really think you need to have a water filter and/or a sill cock key. I understand that your intention is to get out of dodge quickly but you never know if or when you may need to gather more water. Just something that's better to have and not need than need and not have but then that's just me. And just a small side note I'd like to make about the socp dagger, understand it is not exactly a fighting knife but rather more of a get off me knife. For example if you are about to go for your gun but the person who's attacking you gets a little too close ideally you would be able to draw that dagger and hit them however many times it takes to get them to back off, basically make some room, then draw.

Great video.

I have several of their holsters and im here to say they are top notch quality and the owner Kevin is a great guy who appreciates his customers

Sick test!

Pulling away while shooting my Ks7 really jams my left thumb. Much more comfortable not doing it this way. Maybe ill have slightly more recoil but much less pain.

Just bought an IWB from them for my HC Pro, look forward to trying it out.

Yo, you dont see many illinois boys oddly enough, stuck behind enemy lines with yall. good stuff.

The tx2x2?

Nice review, guys. I have bought 3 OWB holsters from Muddy River and love them. And like you mentioned, great customer service. When I have had to email them with questions, I got a response back form Kevin within 10 minutes most of the time.

I’ve got two of there holsters and absolutely love them

awesome video and great explanation 🙏

Nice!

Hey guys… Great video and amazing transparency… The honesty displayed in this video got you guys one more subscriber… Definitely gonna watch all your videos. Thank you for putting in your time and effort… Stick with it! - Ted… Dss firearms instructor

Thou shalt not limp wrist your FNS9 while using the tool.

Defund the ATF

Fellow Patriot and Glock brother!

No, you're wrong. The 1911 has been popular since 1910

I am very excited to have mine soon

Thank You! I've not heard of the pulling wth the other arm, I can understand where it would give some help.

That’s surprising. The Wilson mag is the only one that has ever made my kimber malfunction

I want this knife but they are still asking for over $200 for it on Blade HQ which is insane. I would be so tempted to sharpen the top swedge on this. Seems like it would pierce objects perfectly with a sharpened top swedge.

Well done video guys. Always refreshing to see a 'mature' presentation, rather than juvenile profanity and other "fluff" that many others "feel" the need to add . Liked and subscribed.

I have one of the earlier versions and had extraction problems. I sent it back to Springfield, they changed out some parts and it’s run flawlessly ever since. Also the turn around time was very quick.

Shit can the music.. i tuned out after a minute.. whew

Mmmmm…not sure why theres a giant shit being taken on one of the most popular and reliable ammos on the market…if anyone has done proper research into SA35 reviews, its a huge problem on SA’s manufacturing line, not Winchester’s.

meh... interesting personal opinions and nice shooting, but anyone can pick apart a perfectly good gun for lots of reasons. I shot them all in six months of rental testing before I settled on the M&P .22 Compact. yeah the trigger is a bit long, but it didn't affect my shooting, and it ate every brand I put i it. The Glock did not. The Ruger SR-22 has a backwards safety from what I'm used to, the H&K did not like some ammo either. The Taurus jammed. Only the S&W did not fail, even when very hot and dirty - no matter what ammo I used. I think all the guns are pretty darned good, actually. It's the ammo that can suck with .22LR. Even very good ammo like CCi can have squibs and missing primer. It's the gun that can handle it that counts, and I went with the M&P. So, that's my persoanl anecdotal opinion - as good as any, I guess.

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Excellent demo…

Learned absolutely nothing that I didn't already know and confirmed for the umpteenth time that your music background just sucks.

My extractor broke and the safety is mushy but the gun is very accurate.

this is literally stockless shotgun technique, you really get good at recoil control when shooting those else get punched by your main hand every time.

Just got a brand new fns 9 as a home gun not really my first choice but this seems to be about the only video on it in 10 years

A have a Taurus 1911 and a Remington 1911 I love them both

videos like these make mne wish there was a laugh react button on youtube. 7mins of b roll lmfao

Good vid guys. I’m looking at the M&P22 and the G44 thenks.