A 1911 is an insanely complicated peice of craftsmanship... but also, why would you do that kind of work when you dont have to? If you bought a brand new car that didnt work, would you fix it yourself, or make GM fix it?
Dan Wesson Guardian - first 100 shots at the range. Double fired over 5 times and slide failed to lock back constantly (both captured in this video). Send back nearly two weeks ago and I have still not heard anything since...not good.
@@AZTrigger Some people think you double-tapped on accident, but I couldn't see it. Would probably require slow motion anyways. I'm sure it's unlikely that it happened that many times and you didn't pick up on that though (if that was the case). I've never heard of any Dan Wesson 1911 not being safe... but they do work pretty hard to get the guns right to the edge where they have the best trigger possible without being unsafe.
Get you a rock island 45 acp 1911 for 400 and then go to combat Wilson and upgrade it with pretty fair price absolutely great and recommend to build up a cheap gun
I think all your comments are visible. RUclips does that to me all the time. It either permanently or temporarily deletes my comments. Seems almost random too. It don't happen, because I'm saying certain things as far as I know, because sometimes the comments are very simple and don't have anything political, mean, swearing, controversial or anything like that in them).
@@deucedeuce1572 they absolutely target certain individuals who tell certain truths. They take down some harmless comments to make it look random or accidental.
@@JackCrawford-k2p Without a doubt. I do my best every single day to speak the Truth and to be fair and moral, especially when it comes to Freedom and people's Rights.
Bad grip can't be blamed for double firing. Even if it was caused by bad grip, then there's still something wrong with it, because it shouldn't double-fire for any reason, ever. (unless he double-tapped on accident like someone else said he did.. so I could be wrong).
Until the ATF kicks in your door for having a "full-auto". lol. Joking aside, they really did that to a person with an AR-15 once. He bought an old, worn out AR that burst fired on him once at the range. He replaced the bad parts immediately and it functioned normally after that... but it didn't matter. They charged him anyways.
@@AZTrigger Double-fired or double tapped? (two different things). Double-fire means the gun fired twice with only one trigger pull... and double tap would mean you actually pulled the trigger twice. If the gun cycles faster than others and it was a double-tap, then it could be just that your other guns don't double fire when you double tap, because they're just too slow. I think you can slow the action down with a heavier recoil spring... but if you are double-tapping, the real fix would be to stop doing that, because it's dangerous.
You double tapped because youre limp wristing it. Get a grip...really
I have owned over 20+ 1911's and this is the only one that ever double tapped on me - over and over again.
Shut up man you probably can't handle 45. 😂
Looks a lot like the fusion firearms reaction series I like those a lot
Proper grip and trigger discipline may prevent that...
I'm sure that isn't the first gun he shot.
Wow!!! I think I’d actually like it like this though 😂. A sometimes full auto 1911 without the switch 😂.
“I’ve never broken in a handgun before “
1911's that double tap and don't lock back do not need breaking on - they need to be sent back to their manufacturers.
You know nothing about guns bro.
Back to the manufacturers because I can’t problem solve myself
A 1911 is an insanely complicated peice of craftsmanship... but also, why would you do that kind of work when you dont have to? If you bought a brand new car that didnt work, would you fix it yourself, or make GM fix it?
What happened? Make and model?? Curious minds want to know. Sure is a bummer when a brand new purchase is wonky though, sorry.
Dan Wesson Guardian - first 100 shots at the range. Double fired over 5 times and slide failed to lock back constantly (both captured in this video). Send back nearly two weeks ago and I have still not heard anything since...not good.
@@AZTrigger Some people think you double-tapped on accident, but I couldn't see it. Would probably require slow motion anyways. I'm sure it's unlikely that it happened that many times and you didn't pick up on that though (if that was the case). I've never heard of any Dan Wesson 1911 not being safe... but they do work pretty hard to get the guns right to the edge where they have the best trigger possible without being unsafe.
Get you a rock island 45 acp 1911 for 400 and then go to combat Wilson and upgrade it with pretty fair price absolutely great and recommend to build up a cheap gun
Rock Island is a piece of shit from China.
What model is this one?
Dan Wesson Guardian - now from the factory
Such a Karen deleting comments because he can’t handle judgement
I think all your comments are visible. RUclips does that to me all the time. It either permanently or temporarily deletes my comments. Seems almost random too. It don't happen, because I'm saying certain things as far as I know, because sometimes the comments are very simple and don't have anything political, mean, swearing, controversial or anything like that in them).
@@deucedeuce1572 they absolutely target certain individuals who tell certain truths. They take down some harmless comments to make it look random or accidental.
@@JackCrawford-k2p Without a doubt. I do my best every single day to speak the Truth and to be fair and moral, especially when it comes to Freedom and people's Rights.
Bumpfire?
Full Auto...Semi Auto...=)
Exactly - I didn't order a fully auto 1911 but that is in part what I got.
How did you do that without a brace? I was told by Uncle Joe if I put a brace on a pistol it becomes a gun😶🌫️
@@cryptokid7663 Yeah... and "all stocks are bump stocks". lol.
MAYBE HAVE A PROPER GRIP ON THE GUN GUNGSTA
Bad grip can't be blamed for double firing. Even if it was caused by bad grip, then there's still something wrong with it, because it shouldn't double-fire for any reason, ever. (unless he double-tapped on accident like someone else said he did.. so I could be wrong).
Keep it. That's a bonus.
Until the ATF kicks in your door for having a "full-auto". lol. Joking aside, they really did that to a person with an AR-15 once. He bought an old, worn out AR that burst fired on him once at the range. He replaced the bad parts immediately and it functioned normally after that... but it didn't matter. They charged him anyways.
Ahem is he upset that he’s sending and extra bullet down range cause I don’t think I’d be complaining 😊
Weak wrist
I have owned and fired many 1911's and this is the only one that ever double tapped on me - over and over again.
@@AZTrigger Double-fired or double tapped? (two different things). Double-fire means the gun fired twice with only one trigger pull... and double tap would mean you actually pulled the trigger twice. If the gun cycles faster than others and it was a double-tap, then it could be just that your other guns don't double fire when you double tap, because they're just too slow. I think you can slow the action down with a heavier recoil spring... but if you are double-tapping, the real fix would be to stop doing that, because it's dangerous.