Give me ANY original M1911 any day of the week. I stil don't get why people insist their pimped out uber custom Kimbers are any better. I could probably buy THREE of this type of .45 for the cost of a single Kimber...
Sure an old classic. Had a M1911 in the Navy and that thing was heavy! It was about 3 pounds loaded and would pull my dundery pants 👖 down and wearing the big handgun made it hard to run. 1911s are collectors guns imo as today I carry God's gift to mankind - the Glock. And ✋️ no Gaston Glock is not god.
I hate to break it to you, but theyre far from the golden standard, unless its a singer 1911a1 Modern handguns wipe their butts with any other fudd-cannon @Tarnished-bn5gq
@@blakake I would say that is just your opinion which don’t amount to much The only thing that makes them not as superior is the fact that they have a lower round capacity Other than that they get the job done the same way in the right hands
@@user-fd8jc2wx5j.FyAPchanshow Yeah I do know, gun laws in japan are extremely strict, I also heard even Airsoft was regulated as well, but then again, Japan is pretty safe (by the only time I went there in 2009) there isn't really the need to own a gun there, though it wouldn't hurt having something for home defense in case of an extreme situation.
The bridge between the single action revolver and the modern world of handguns. THE 1911. The no discussion Man Stopper. John Browning simply thought differently. Definitely the Nichola Tesla of firearms. A timeless and magnificent design.
Me encanta más cuando la mejoras y se convierte en armas duales con balas explosivas me gustaría saber si en la vida real existen las Mustang & Sally y porqué fueron llamadas así
I own 2 M1911 A1 first one is Military version and second one is like shiny iron sadly Military model is kinda rusty because back then I thought it was useless military model is my pfp and I have 1 M9 beretta
Definitely one of them, but I believe the classic AK-47 is still #1, out of the approx 1 billion firearms 100,000,000 of which are AK’s, which is basically 10%
@@erickjauregui7226 he just said guns, if he said pistol he’d probably be right I bet it’s the most produced handgun by a large margin to the second most produced one
@@АлексейБойченко-п5я огромный импульс отдачи? Ты 20кг весишь? Или ручонки как у котенка? Да и обычно 1 попадания хватает что бы как минимум вывести из строя. Или ты из тех кому надо 20 раз по человеку выстрелить?
There's nothing that feels like the old slab-sided warhorse. In the words of Audie Murphy, it works with buttered smoothness; it is more beautiful than a flower, more faithful than most friends.
how is it your favorite pistol of all time if you've never gotten to shoot one lol. You're gonna be in for a real surprise when it jams stovepipes on the third round lol
Understand this about the 1911 platform in its original, God's caliber. The thing does not recoil much, but it will push your wrist like hell. Feel the push, and master it. Only then, will you truly be able to love the sidearm. I love my 1911's.
Not really a time traveler, but rather, a man who can think and think ahead of his time. He knew firearms would be very quickly modernized across the world, so he knew he had to design a system that would stand the test of time. The BAR is essentially part of that system, too - a mobile, man-portable rifle, capable of fully automatic firing, which is the actual ancestor and precursor of later "assault rifles". His locking lug system is employed all across the pistol world, as was his idea of a frame mounted safety.
@@laremare you do realize the M1 Carbine was a rifle right? Why would you replace a pistol, being the standard sidearm, with a larger weapon? And the 1911 served well passed WW2 including Korea and Vietnam. The only reason why it was replaced was due to the ammo capacity in the M92 is larger due to a smaller 9mm round and the ubiquity of said round in Europe where most NATO countries are located
I was told from World War II veterans that they were issued M1 carbines, because they found that during the blitzkrieg pistols were pretty much useless against soldiers shooting at you with K-98 Mauser’s. The M-1 carbines were issued to drivers,cooks and other logistics personal because Evan though they were lighter and smaller caliber,these “behind the lines “ logistics personal had a defensive weapon accurate to at least 100 yards with standard 15 round magazines. They weren’t supposed to replace the 1911a1,just as they were never meant to “fight” along side the M-1 Garand. They were so easy to mass produce that they were issued every where AMERICA was fighting.don’t quote me, but I think there was 1 M-1 Carbine in 1941,ad by 1945, I think there about 2 million
I carried a WW II vintage Ithaca 1911-A1 for (4) years in the Army 1979-1983. Finest pistol I’ve ever shot! They were transitioning to the M9 Beretta when I was getting out 😢😔
I absolutely love my High Standard 1911. The only difference between yours and mine is age, and the thumb safety is the larger variety. I'm not a fan of the stock sights, but they're dead-on target.
An eternal icon of freedom. There's a reason this gun had a 70+ year run as America's premiere sidearm. If/when I get my first handgun, it'll be a 1911 copy.
Edit: If you reply and don’t post your practiscore account, your opinion is invalid. Thanks. 1911’s are not great for carrying. Don’t let fudds tell you other wise. You’re carrying a heavy, full size gun that at most holds 8 rounds, with a gun that’s not designed to reliably feed hollow points. Are they cool? Yes. Are they fun to shoot? Absolutely. I have 3. Are they reliable enough to carry with modern day hollow points? No. Absolutely not.
"Freedom" is not what I would call it, it's a sidearm that was developed because the US was occupying the Philippines and wanted more stopping power against Moros defending their homes against US soldiers. It's a weapon born out of Imperialism.
@@nfaisnfgay Why would you carry with hollow points? Are you anemic, because there's nothing heavy about a 1911. And the 1911 is an extremely reliable handgun.
@@arfbark3924 Why wouldn’t you carry with hollow points? Have fun in court explaining why your over penetration with FMJ hit a by stander lmfao. Also the energy retention and wound potential is much better than FMJ. When you’re carrying literally every day 16 hours a day, a full size 1911 inside-the-waist-band will become a hassle. Or are you making an argument for open carry? Which is even more silly lol
@@arfbark3924 i’ve never seen a 1911 cycle every type of hollow point, unlike most modern 9mm handguns. I said 1911’s are reliable, besides there feeding issues with hollow points. Did you even read my comment?
I Got a Colt lightweight commander chamber in 38 Super for my birthday, i don't like the black slide with Silver frame tho... But it a Beauty and the beast pistol!
THAT IS A PIECE OF ARTWORK! I've owned 2 1911 45acp pistols, I still have 1, I wish I still had both! Finest pistol ever built! God bless John Moses Browning, and Eugene Stoner! The Einstein and Tesla of recent history of firearms.
Nov 22, I was fortunate enough to acquire through the Civilian Marksmanship Program M1911A1 sale program. A service grade 1943 Remington Rand frame with a Colt National Match Hard slide and match grade barrel from a USAF competition contract. It is in excellent condition, and it also shoots exceptional. This piece of military history is remarkably absent of re arsenaling indicators. The "MR" over strike on the Army Odrnance crossed canons acceptance mark is from the Mount Rainier Arsenal. I'm a USAF ret MSgt '73-'95 a former Security Policeman and Armorer.
I have the same model, but it was made during the Korean war era, and still shoots very well. I had a Smith change the hammer/trigger back in 1988 for a competition setup.
Thank you for not being one of those annoying channels that dump the ammo out on to the table from the packaging and pick rounds out of a loose pile to load the mag.
Got one of those with the horse and a 1943 build date serial number. Shoots good and was my fathers that he used on the military pistol team in Europe. He was 75-80 years old and would put smiley faces on targets at 100 feet and give me that line, this is how you do it kid and did it single handed with that old creedmore stance.
Tom Hanks had that same handgun when he tried to stop a tiger tank in “Saving Private Ryan”. Apparently, his last shot made it go boom. Just when he ran out and saw the fighter planes.
Most beloved pistol..1911. that piece is sure a beauty..
Bought me a modern Springfield 1911 a few years ago that is as close to an original A1 model as possible. Love it
Give me ANY original M1911 any day of the week. I stil don't get why people insist their pimped out uber custom Kimbers are any better. I could probably buy THREE of this type of .45 for the cost of a single Kimber...
@@largol33t1 plus Kimber has gone to crap in terms of quality as of late. They tend to jam alot.
@@largol33t1 three Colt 1911A1s of WWII vintage in this condition unless you get lucky would probably set you back over $5,000
Sure an old classic. Had a M1911 in the Navy and that thing was heavy! It was about 3 pounds loaded and would pull my dundery pants 👖 down and wearing the big handgun made it hard to run.
1911s are collectors guns imo as today I carry God's gift to mankind - the Glock.
And ✋️ no Gaston Glock is not god.
1911 probably one of the most iconic and beautiful handguns ever made.
What a beauty and a beloved piece of American history. I still have my great grandfathers from WW1 🇺🇸
Same!
112 years old, yet still the golden standard for pistols.
All tho still great glock has definitely taken over the golden standard for modern handguns
@@Who_tf_cares420 okay, 1911 is the silver standard then
I hate to break it to you, but theyre far from the golden standard, unless its a singer 1911a1
Modern handguns wipe their butts with any other fudd-cannon @Tarnished-bn5gq
@@blakake I would say that is just your opinion which don’t amount to much The only thing that makes them not as superior is the fact that they have a lower round capacity Other than that they get the job done the same way in the right hands
@@Who_tf_cares4202011s are better than Glocks
More than 100 years later and the 1911 still one of the most beautiful pistols ever made 😍
Brother can't read 1911 - 1943 production In the title clearly. It ain't been 100 years yet LMAO
I don't think they're talking about that one specifically
@@diodoxystar The M1911 entered service in 1911, the A1 reworked some egonomic issues, but its still the same design.
@@diodoxystarwake up
Harga
9mm kills the body, 45 kills the soul.
-Therussianbadger
rus or ukrianhan?
@@Puxi Why
@@Puxi this guy has his nickname like that before the war and just a walking meme. Gtfo moron
@@gigipeedee not u me ax
@@Puxi why ax at all
One of the prettiest guns ever made.
the* prettiest gun ever made. to this day the 1911 platform is unrivalled in terms of beauty
I agrre with u m8 :) .
Just bought one yesterday. First gun, always thought it was the prettiest.
@@TheJanitorIsIn man, what a first gun to own. That's a hard one to beat.
@@pxnmalsg oh no. The 1911 is pure Americana right in the veins. Way better than the deagle.
The metal on metal sound the gun makes when firing is so good.
銃の金属の音は最高です。日本では特別な許可がないと実銃は所持できないので羨ましいです。
@@user-fd8jc2wx5j.FyAPchanshow Yeah I do know, gun laws in japan are extremely strict, I also heard even Airsoft was regulated as well, but then again, Japan is pretty safe (by the only time I went there in 2009) there isn't really the need to own a gun there, though it wouldn't hurt having something for home defense in case of an extreme situation.
The bridge between the single action revolver and the modern world of handguns. THE 1911. The no discussion Man Stopper. John Browning simply thought differently. Definitely the Nichola Tesla of firearms. A timeless and magnificent design.
اقسم والله هذا ما افكر فيه حيال هذا المسدس
To REALLY appreciate it. Disassemble one beyond field strip), it's brilliant how everything holds one another together. Very few tools required.
@@JohnDoesItAll just wear eye protection or the bushing will take your eye out
Gatling was too busy…
this gun is absolute masterpiece that treyarch made it as a starting pistol in cod zombies bo1 and bo2
Me encanta más cuando la mejoras y se convierte en armas duales con balas explosivas me gustaría saber si en la vida real existen las Mustang & Sally y porqué fueron llamadas así
I own one. Exact same year. It operates beautifully. Accurate as all hell. I will never part with it, even if I was at my bottom dollar.
My dream
I own 2 M1911 A1 first one is Military version and second one is like shiny iron sadly Military model is kinda rusty because back then I thought it was useless military model is my pfp and I have 1 M9 beretta
Exactly, there’s guns you know you can sell and the ones that will never go
How do you get to the bottom dollar with the others stacked on top?
Is it original from 1943 year or reproduction?
Still one of the most popular guns ever developed.
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Fortunately the guy that created the 1911 hand gun was actually way ahead of his time.
Definitely one of them, but I believe the classic AK-47 is still #1, out of the approx 1 billion firearms 100,000,000 of which are AK’s, which is basically 10%
@@mullittmustang256 I think he was talking about pistols....
@@erickjauregui7226 he just said guns, if he said pistol he’d probably be right I bet it’s the most produced handgun by a large margin to the second most produced one
Everyone said the most iconic, popular, famous, legends. This is the most coolest handgun on the universe.
Agreed
M1911 is just beautiful
A classic example of craftmanship.
80 years old and still a favorite with many!
more like 100
More like 112yrs old.
@@AzureSetsunai4345bruh he meant that specific gun. It’s a 1943 model.
@@TT.357 Bruh the commenter was most likely referring to the colt 1911 platform, which is 112yrs old.
Developed 1906-1910
Produced 1911
112 Years old
Пистолет, опередивший своё время! Мощный и надёжный, простой в обращении, при этом красивый и точный. Легенда! 👍❤️
всегда любил 1911, незнаю почему, чем то он завораживает.
Бессмысленный из-за огромного Импульса отдачи; осмысленно прицелен только первый выстрел в горячке перестрелки; остальная серия - "куда-то туда".
@@АлексейБойченко-п5я I'm guessing you're a 9mm Glock man. Me too. But it still love the m1911.
@@АлексейБойченко-п5я огромный импульс отдачи? Ты 20кг весишь? Или ручонки как у котенка? Да и обычно 1 попадания хватает что бы как минимум вывести из строя. Или ты из тех кому надо 20 раз по человеку выстрелить?
Это для нас он простой.) А для стрелков, привыкших к страйкерам типа Глока, это оружие инопланетян.
There's nothing that feels like the old slab-sided warhorse. In the words of Audie Murphy, it works with buttered smoothness; it is more beautiful than a flower, more faithful than most friends.
Most beautiful gun ever made
My favorite! 1911 🔥
One of those saved my life as a teenager on our ranch from a wild boar after I ran out of shells in my shotgun.
Love to hear stuff like that..
Good shooting!
That never happened
- Boar the Wild
@@sasalukic8745 were you there? Then shut your pie hole if you read it it says after I ran out of shells, I had already hit it but I got lucky.
@@gregorymaupin6388 no sir i wasnt there.Neither was the wild boar.🤷
Literally my favourite pistol of all time, hoping one day I'll get to shoot one
I pray that you will it is an awe inspiring pistole
Just know the trigger is like the butter, it’s a super light trigger for a pistol
Where are you from? It's not hard to get your hands on one. If you're from Europe or something, you could just visit a gun range in the U.S.
how is it your favorite pistol of all time if you've never gotten to shoot one lol. You're gonna be in for a real surprise when it jams stovepipes on the third round lol
I'm from Northern Europe, so firearms like this are pretty much only museum pieces
Understand this about the 1911 platform in its original, God's caliber. The thing does not recoil much, but it will push your wrist like hell. Feel the push, and master it. Only then, will you truly be able to love the sidearm.
I love my 1911's.
45 Colt is God's caliber...old testament. 45 ACP new testament.
Yes! Yes! master the push, master the sidearm.
Отдачи нет, это не Орёл Пустыни
@@tltc191explain
@@КосикотТаврический Nope, no recoil, but there is a strong push that you need to master.
Unpopular theory: John Browning was a time traveler. His designs have withstood the test of time (namely the 1911 and the 50 caliber machine gun).
Not really a time traveler, but rather, a man who can think and think ahead of his time. He knew firearms would be very quickly modernized across the world, so he knew he had to design a system that would stand the test of time. The BAR is essentially part of that system, too - a mobile, man-portable rifle, capable of fully automatic firing, which is the actual ancestor and precursor of later "assault rifles". His locking lug system is employed all across the pistol world, as was his idea of a frame mounted safety.
And the Browning HP
It's honestly insane that this pistol from WW2 is still used today, and pretty much unchanged in any major way.
If it works why be suprised
ABSOLUTE BEAUTY.
A century of service and ready for a hundred more years
The best sidearm for the US since the First World War.
Just not true at all. The obsolescence of the 1911 was already noted in WW2, and it was quickly replaced with the M1 Carbine.
@@laremare you do realize the M1 Carbine was a rifle right? Why would you replace a pistol, being the standard sidearm, with a larger weapon? And the 1911 served well passed WW2 including Korea and Vietnam. The only reason why it was replaced was due to the ammo capacity in the M92 is larger due to a smaller 9mm round and the ubiquity of said round in Europe where most NATO countries are located
@@laremare you clearly don’t know anything about guns. The M1 carbine was a rifle you moron
@@laremare ah. So an M1 carabine is a handgun?
@@Lancerpanzer88 The 1911 was found to be inadequate in its role, that being a handy self-defense tool, or a PDW.
A real gem of an automatic pistol indeed.
Полуавтоматический.
@@КосикотТаврический Auto Colt Pistol. Let that sink in for a second.
@@КосикотТаврический you dropped this
L
I was told from World War II veterans that they were issued M1 carbines, because they found that during the blitzkrieg pistols were pretty much useless against soldiers shooting at you with K-98 Mauser’s. The M-1 carbines were issued to drivers,cooks and other logistics personal because Evan though they were lighter and smaller caliber,these “behind the lines “ logistics personal had a defensive weapon accurate to at least 100 yards with standard 15 round magazines. They weren’t supposed to replace the 1911a1,just as they were never meant to “fight” along side the M-1 Garand. They were so easy to mass produce that they were issued every where AMERICA was fighting.don’t quote me, but I think there was 1 M-1 Carbine in 1941,ad by 1945, I think there about 2 million
I carried a WW II vintage Ithaca 1911-A1 for (4) years in the Army 1979-1983. Finest pistol I’ve ever shot! They were transitioning to the M9 Beretta when I was getting out 😢😔
I absolutely love my High Standard 1911. The only difference between yours and mine is age, and the thumb safety is the larger variety. I'm not a fan of the stock sights, but they're dead-on target.
Love the style of these shorts
Man I sure miss my 1911.
What happened to it?
^ i ate it
@Grosvner Mcaffrey too soon man, too soon...
@@bruhmomentum404 so that’s why the 1911 is pricy, you keep eating them all
@@Turbo_The_Femboy_Fox First was the bitchcoin miners, now this guy eating ours beloved guns!
All time favorite. Hammer fired and reliable and americas gun!
Reliable 💀💀💀
@@Urmel331 🤡💀
@Armin H what makes u think it's unreliable?
@@jimtom4878 hammer fired. Some striker fired pistols fail!
The 1911 was my dream gun for years and after getting one I can tell you the wait was worth it and the hype is real. Best handgun ever made
From what little I understand of firearms, I know the Colt 1911 A1 is the prettiest of all handguns.
Cool! I love my 1918 Colt 1911 black army. It was re arsenaled with those same "Colt Rock"grips.
An eternal icon of freedom. There's a reason this gun had a 70+ year run as America's premiere sidearm.
If/when I get my first handgun, it'll be a 1911 copy.
Edit: If you reply and don’t post your practiscore account, your opinion is invalid. Thanks.
1911’s are not great for carrying. Don’t let fudds tell you other wise. You’re carrying a heavy, full size gun that at most holds 8 rounds, with a gun that’s not designed to reliably feed hollow points.
Are they cool? Yes. Are they fun to shoot? Absolutely. I have 3. Are they reliable enough to carry with modern day hollow points? No. Absolutely not.
"Freedom" is not what I would call it, it's a sidearm that was developed because the US was occupying the Philippines and wanted more stopping power against Moros defending their homes against US soldiers. It's a weapon born out of Imperialism.
@@nfaisnfgay Why would you carry with hollow points? Are you anemic, because there's nothing heavy about a 1911. And the 1911 is an extremely reliable handgun.
@@arfbark3924 Why wouldn’t you carry with hollow points? Have fun in court explaining why your over penetration with FMJ hit a by stander lmfao. Also the energy retention and wound potential is much better than FMJ.
When you’re carrying literally every day 16 hours a day, a full size 1911 inside-the-waist-band will become a hassle.
Or are you making an argument for open carry? Which is even more silly lol
@@arfbark3924 i’ve never seen a 1911 cycle every type of hollow point, unlike most modern 9mm handguns. I said 1911’s are reliable, besides there feeding issues with hollow points. Did you even read my comment?
Lovely piece, clearly well maintained.
Still one of the finest weapons ever produced.
Still to this day puts Beretta to shame
@@maxhalsted5381 USA replaced the 1911 with a Beretta 🤣
@@Ayayaybuddy the Beretta is a POS
@louiz2023 i was talking about 1911 dumbass, can you read?
Looking like Tom Hanks at the end of Saving Private Ryan with that trigger pull
I love this firearm, definitely one of my favourites
Yeah, man..there's a good reason why that sidearm is famous...
It's the world War champion
Such a beautiful gun
I love the 1911! One of the most iconic pistols in history! My favorite pistol by far!
Legendaria unica simplemente la mejor👍
I could play this on a hours long loop to sooth me to sleep. The beautiful sound of timeless freedom steel and ammunition…. MERICA 🇺🇸
Best 45 APC period. 😉
Eh... Sig p220 is better
I Got a Colt lightweight commander chamber in 38 Super for my birthday, i don't like the black slide with Silver frame tho... But it a Beauty and the beast pistol!
@@demonjmhnahhh the m1911 is better
Thats a nice piece of history.
& She'll function that smooth for generations to come.
“You can get much further with a kind word and a gun than you can with a kind word alone.”
― Al Capone
They stopped the auction for his 1911 at $885,000. Still for sale.
Still my favorite handgun
The *veteran*
Now that's a fitting name.
It reminded me of that Ahoy video on the 1911.
80 years old and still a Beast! The GODDAMN 1911!!!
It's over 100 years old it's called the M1911 because that's the year it entered service
@@That1Historian The one in the video is 80, not the overall platform. I'm well aware of it's name and how old it is, it's 112 years old now.
@@theoutlawking9123 ah ok
Um clássico é um clássico pois seus conceitos transcendem o tempo. Arma bonita, eficiente, compacta e a confiança de que nunca lhe abandonará.
Beautiful piece of engineering 👌🏻
THAT IS A PIECE OF ARTWORK! I've owned 2 1911 45acp pistols, I still have 1, I wish I still had both! Finest pistol ever built! God bless John Moses Browning, and Eugene Stoner! The Einstein and Tesla of recent history of firearms.
The best! There's nothing else like them 1911 's . Congratulations to the owner.
Абажаю 1911, вечная классика 👍
Хорош ! только где взять ?я бы по пулял
Hermosa arma de una calidad y robustez única aparté de ser muy confiable y efectiva
Just as St. Browning intended
Beautiful.
these noises are like music to my ears. overall 10\10 very nice
A fusion of artistic aesthetics and engineering excellence.
Can't expect God to do all the work 🗿
Putting Korean ammo through grandpas 1911 💀💀💀
PMC is clean reliable ammo made by our friends, South Korea. Keep "em employed.
@@nickschurko4809 we won the war after all.
@@JohnDoe-di2rt Lmao
@@JohnDoe-di2rt yeah "won"
@@AmalekIsComing If we lost then why does Korea have McDonalds and burger King? Capitalism wins again
Belíssima arma!
A design that's over 100 years old and that will be around for another 100 years :) one of my favorite handguns dam fine piece of history
Awesome weapon
Une icône ❤
Nov 22, I was fortunate enough to acquire through the Civilian Marksmanship Program M1911A1 sale program. A service grade 1943 Remington Rand frame with a Colt National Match Hard slide and match grade barrel from a USAF competition contract. It is in excellent condition, and it also shoots exceptional. This piece of military history is remarkably absent of re arsenaling indicators. The "MR" over strike on the Army Odrnance crossed canons acceptance mark is from the Mount Rainier Arsenal. I'm a USAF ret MSgt '73-'95 a former Security Policeman and Armorer.
I have the same model, but it was made during the Korean war era, and still shoots very well. I had a Smith change the hammer/trigger back in 1988 for a competition setup.
The most beautiful thing known to man.
Someday, history will show that the 1911 as the finest gun ever produced. A timeless design that continues to this day.
History already tells us this.
Carried one in the Army and I can feel it when you slide that clip in. Nice.
Mine is from '67 and it's a part of me. I love it.
THE best gun ever made
Always loved the Colt 45 Auto and it’s variant’s.A real classic.
I have a 1911A-1, and when that bullet gets louded in the chamber, is music to my ears!
It’s such a good design it’s hardly been changed in over a hundred years
Absolutely magnificent. It’s a piece of art, history and my collection.
Thank you for not being one of those annoying channels that dump the ammo out on to the table from the packaging and pick rounds out of a loose pile to load the mag.
Friend of mine owns a 1943 US&S 1911A1, in exactly that condition. Only the tiniest signs of wear. Thing of beauty.
Got one of those with the horse and a 1943 build date serial number.
Shoots good and was my fathers that he used on the military pistol team in Europe.
He was 75-80 years old and would put smiley faces on targets at 100 feet and give me that line, this is how you do it kid and did it single handed with that old creedmore stance.
It's my favorite gun in the whole world and I'm glad you have one
Bro its just so addictive, the beauty of this gun, man hits another level!!!
The colt 1911 is a beauty. I will never change my mind on that
That Shockwave sound from after you fire sounds like when a CallOfDuty zombie blows up after being in lava. 💥🔫🗡
What I carried in the army as an MP. Great gun. Powerful, smooth, rugged, and dependable.
I have a 1943 1911A1 US Army Colt. Love it! Field striping is fast and effortless.
Shot one recently, it's an incredible firearm that makes shooting addicting.
I wish they were more reliable,because it's an awesome looking gun and they shoot so smoothly.
Tom Hanks had that same handgun when he tried to stop a tiger tank in “Saving Private Ryan”. Apparently, his last shot made it go boom. Just when he ran out and saw the fighter planes.
Whole Weapons of WWII era have Ultimate Charisma.
Over 100 years and still going strong. You can't improve on perfection.
Eh I'd say M45s and some kimbers disagree
I love the sliver ironsights. I understand why they do the high-vis posts and rail, but that slim rear post and sliver front post is just, whoo.
It maybe an antique but when something goes bump in the night, you’ll be thankful for the hand cannon.
Cool vid!
Thank you!
Один из лучших пистолетов на свете.👍
Finally someone that shoots the gun after showing bullets being put on the magazine
My brother has my old man’s still today ..has to be one of the FINEST HANDGUNS ever made !
Wow. What an absolute classic.