He's Wanted For Crimes Against The 1911
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- This Colt 1911 made in 1918 is ready to take on its third World War. You either love it or hate it.
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The 1911. This venerable sidearm was designed by the legendary John Moses Browning and has been a cornerstone of American firearms culture since its adoption by the U.S. military in, you guessed it, 1911. It saw action in two world wars, Korea, and Vietnam, proving its mettle time and time again. The 1911's rugged reliability, powerful .45 ACP round, and classic lines have made it an enduring favorite among soldiers and civilians alike.
Now, let's talk about the differences between the original 1911 and its successor, the 1911A1. While the two pistols look quite similar at first glance, there are a few key updates. The 1911A1, introduced in 1924, features a shorter trigger, a longer grip safety spur to prevent hammer bite, and improved sights for better target acquisition. These changes might seem minor, but they significantly improved the pistol's handling and comfort, making the 1911A1 the go-to sidearm for American forces for many decades.
In today's world, the 1911 still holds a place of honor among enthusiasts and professionals. It's found in the holsters of law enforcement officers, competitive shooters, and concealed carry holders who appreciate its combination of stopping power and heritage. Even with the advent of polymer-framed, high-capacity pistols, the 1911's timeless design and unmatched ergonomics keep it relevant. It's a testament to the old adage: "If it ain't broke, don't fix it."
For those of us who cherish tradition but crave modern functionality, there are plenty of ways to bring an original 1911 into the 21st century. You can start with upgraded sights, such as a red dot. A match-grade barrel, and a high-quality trigger job can also enhance performance while preserving that classic feel. Consider a rail for mounting lights or lasers to your World War 1 issues 1911. These updates ensure your 1911 remains as effective today as it was over a century ago, all while honoring its distinguished legacy.
Women fear me. Fish fear me. Men turn their eyes away from me as I walk. No beast dares make a sound in my presence. I am alone on this barren Earth.
@@frankdrebinnThat’s what is on Admin’s hat…
23 hours ago???
@@wiktorasak6624 pay to win supporters.
Yet I still fish.
Looks like a hat Beldar Conehead would wear.
I don’t know man. On one hand modern stuff like red dots and lights are not just cool but useful. On the other, the 1911 ain’t broke and I wish people would stop trying to fix it.
I have this conspiracy theory that managerial outcomes is the same person as administrative results.
I hate managerial outcomes with a passion
@@AdministrativeResults I'm more of a Directorial Conclusions man myself.
some mandalore v sseth shenanigans.
Hes just another non balaclava variant
I’ve had my suspicions about Executive Resolutions in addition to those mentioned previously.
A TV sight!? My Papa didnt need no TV sight while he shot a plane outa the sky with his 1911!
TV sight! 😂
That actually happened in the Pacific Theater.
We laugh but thats how they got the red baron, cliped by small arms fired from the ground
@pbunt1911 I've had some old fudds call my Eotech a "TV sight" and say my 16in AR is a little boys gun. I should be running a 20in gun with irons!! And just Train with it!!
@@lucasportasio The first use of anti air 1911!
"I felt a great disturbance in the Fudds, as if millions of 1911s rang out and then were silenced in an instant"
"This is the weapon of a Memelord Knight. Not as clumsy or random as a blaster; an elegant weapon for a more civilized age."
Keep this at 66 upvotes 🫡
Millions of 1911s jammed at the same time? Sounds probable.
“I carry a .45 because they don’t make a .46”
“I am the .46”
If millions of 1911s rang out at once the would would be dead.
Just your average COD Vanguard loadout
For real.
@@WTFisTingispingisfear my weird 30 lumen weaponlight
The pistols do more damage than the shotguns in that game
😂😂😂@@MugenZeroX
@@weasker2 I'm sorry 10 and 1/2 zero throw only flood
The DOJ commuted Larry Vickers' sentence and just showed him this video instead
Top comment!
And I thought the hat was photoshop.
Cowards will say it's fake, but Early Cuiller and cool people know it's real.
And guess what you're cool now too
frfr😂
Kommando store, baby
@@favre4ever39 Earlier? Christ..
Well, he has singlehandedly increased the value of all of the remaining unmodified 1911's. That's all I have to say about that.
Idea: suppress it to increase back pressure to make the porting more effective.
Sure. Lighten the spring and re-chamber it in .380 ACP while you're at it.
I’m going to be completely honest, This hurts my soul.
Dude like any 1911 after WW2, I wouldn't have a problem these mods. But this is a WW1 era gun! This hurts my history loving heart. I so badly want an A1 (could probably afford a WW1 model but can't justify the expense). I also have a Polish Tokarev variant from the late 50s which I adore along with a bunch of WW2 era bolt guns. I want to shoot an old guns for the history and experience of shooting old guns. If I want a pistol with a red dot and a light mount, I'd buy a modern gun with mounts for a red dot and light. I've got to believe that you could find a modern 1911 ready made to accept a red dot and a light that would be way cheaper than buying a WW1 vintage and doing this to it. This feels like hate bait and I've fallen for it because I fucking hate it
Then you go gaga over C96's modified to look like Han Solo blasters...
Who is doing that?
Please don't let that guy around a original 73 colt.
The good thing is there's not enough metal to mill and mount a rmr on a 73 colt.
@@Adamu98 idk, bubba's gonna bubba😁
Who would waste an rmr or light on that piece of junk
Now there’s an idea
@@Adamu98You don't have to mill You would have a small piece of rail instead Welding it to the frame It's already been done To modern productions
This is a dark stain on your soul. There is no coming back from this. Explain this to John Moses Browning at the pearly gates!
Unfortunately he won't be able to because since he was Mormon John Moses Browning is in hell
That SQUIDBILLYS looking hat 😂
*DON'T TOUCH THE TRIM*
Holy crap I memory-holed Squidbillies, and your comment just unlocked the memory vault and gave me PTSD flashbacks to when I was way too young and watched it without my parents knowing.
kommando store dawg
I was looking for this comment
I was thinking the exact same thing 🤣
I can only conclude that a 1911 must have stolen 110sassactual's girlfriend at one point.
I’d love to see the Wilson Combat guys react to this.
MEOW
Super Fudd Ken Hackathorn would have an aneurysm.
Wilson combat: Let me tell you something Sonny that’s what we call a “war crime”
Yeah, they both started watching and immediately dropped dead.
The millennial fudd, the "when I point this revolver at you" guy, lost it when he saw it.
Good ol' .45AARP
Ruined a gun for an optic mount that can't hold zero, a rail that can't stay attached, and porting that gets blocked.
I saw my share of "gimped" 1911, but all off them were made after 90s. But doing this to actual historical piece from WW1 is enough to start something to make Salam witch trials fare and balanced.
That hat will never not be cool.
Objection!
Hat is ballin!
Oh it's definitely not cool, but it is comical
In trying to defeat the fudd menace, he became what he sought to destroy by essentially sporterizing a cool historical piece. Not so different from all the cut down Mausers, Springfield's, enfields etc by the fudds of the 50s.
Exactly.
100%
Well it is slightly different. In the 50's those guns were available in hardware stores by the literal barrels. They were sporterized because they were cheap options in calibers that would take most any game you would encounter. Taking a decent condition USGI WWI 1911 and molesting it in this manner in the year of our Lord 2024 is painful to see. Considering you could have done all of this meme stuff to a much cheaper commercial copy.
@@HunterTNEh, people can do what they want with their own stuff.
@@georgewhitworth9742and any action is then free to be critisised. If a man wants to destroy history while decreasing the items value, with a process he could have done to another pistol and achieve the same if not a better result, then thats his right, or problem in this case.
All it’s missing is a stock. It needs a stock. Put a stock on it. STOCK.
Then it can be a stock 1911.
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Underrated comment
Guys it’s him, it’s Squid-Billy
Early Cuyler! Baby!
When a 1911 is misfeeding like that it is usually a problem with the spring not producing the right pressure for the ammunition being fed.
was that what was happening during Admins Bill drill? i was trying to figure that out i assumed he wasnt letting the trigger back out far enough to reset
@@D5TYLE 1911's take a bit of tuning to the ammunition, this is because ammunition comes in a wide variety of loads for them, this is incredibly prevalent in the 10mm variants as some 10mm ammo comes loaded in essentially a .40 Smith and Wesson powder charge, on the other end you have the original Norma spec that many shooters will find uncomfortable to shoot because it kicks so hard.
When I first got my 10mm it was not wanting to shoot the ammo I was trying to feed it which was defensive ammunition loaded hot, so I tried a few different springs, settled on a 24# (it came with a 16#) and with that it started running perfectly and has ever since as long as I run the higher powered ammunition.
1911s are so funny. My Hellcat eats whatever crap I run through it, not a single failure so far after several hundred rounds. I'm not exclusively talking shit here; I find the idea of needing to "tune" your gun to function properly an exceptionally fun idea. I am not being sarcastic lol.
@@stevebutters306 That is because the hellcat is a 9mm, and 9mm's produce nowhere near the energy of a hot loaded .45 or a 10mm, mind you we are talking about the energy the slide of the gun has to eat here to function.
Very specifically the 10mm has a case capacity of 24.1 grains where as the 9mm has a volume of 13.3 grains. You are talking almost twice the volume for powder here. As well when it comes to the physics, in a 10mm you're looking at a 175-200 gr bullet, in a .45 200-230, but in a 9mm that is a 115 gr bullet.
Thus you have a much larger powder charge and a much heavier projectile that a .45 or 10mm pistol is counter acting to function properly. When you throw in the different loading's available for those larger caliber cartridges all of the sudden you can no longer have a one size fits all solution like you can with 9mm where the majority of rounds on the market are loaded to a certain spec and perform fairly close to each other.
The other component of where you can run into issues with 1911's especially older 1911's is that the original pistol was designed to shoot ball, as hollow-points became commonplace feeding issues became part of the landscape because the original geometry of the feed ramp needed to be changed to accommodate them otherwise feeding issues can occur.
@@RenegadeADV I have a Delta Elite that sometimes has this issue, but only with wilson magazine as opposed to a colt magazine. But it also seemed like every ftf happened when my dad was firing it also, maybe he was limp wristing it.
We have a retired Lt. Colonel at our church. His 1911 Is stamped 1913. She is smooth as glass.
I see you forgot to appeal to the spirit of Saint Browning (peace be upon him) to bless the modifications you made to this sacred relic. That's why you were having such a hard time with it, the gun itself was rejecting the blasphemous work done upon it.
In the humble opinion of a poor man that will most likely never be able to get my hands on that gun. I shed a tear watching this. Every time it creeps across my RUclips page i die a little inside
Bad day to be a 1911
I love when Admin has "Make a Wish" kids on his show.
that hat is fudding awesome
Wait, this is illegal. WW1 1911, wow, sporterized trash now.
Seeth.
@@mattmarzula I am seething and malding.
That gun looks like it wants to shoot itself.
Rocking a squidbillies hat. Hell yeah!
Quite frankly, I like it more than those super decked out competition 1911s. It's like a rat rod instead of a track car.
Yeah you ported the barrel and added more weight to the slide. Put a lighter recoil spring in it, that should fix your stove pipe issue.
That pistol is the Britney Spears of 1911s. Started off beautiful and functional, but now it's gotten sloppy and not so cute. Even the 230 ball doesn't want to go in.
Sure, you'd take it out on the range when nobody is around, but you wouldn't want to show it off to your friends.
As a random denizen on the internet whose opinion means nothing, I don't like the gun. It straddles a weird line of gucci-ing up an old gun, but also being a meme of a gun. If it was a hyper gucci OG 1911 with a threaded barrel and tridium night sights, with an X300 turbo, that'd be cool. If it was a straight abomination of memes and jankiness, I could see that too, but instead it's just a gun of half measures. But it's also not my gun and I also can't bench 225 so my opinion doesn't matter.
That last line really says it all. Thank you for your honesty.
@@GustheGunGuy The internet isn't real and we all need to be reminded of that sometimes.
Shut up
Correct! Your opinion doesn't matter!
The way I see it. Don't ruin an old museum antique when modern productions of it exist. Like some jerkoff painting over the mona Lisa to make it look less cracked. Like damn just make a new copy don't paint over the original one
i can honestly say i didnt expect to hear fucking Trails in the Sky OST in this 1911 video
Same. Of all channels to hear it on lol. Its like when Spacedock referenced both Garand Thumb and The Chieftain.
Ultimate fudd lore
But there's a light and red dot on it
Do this all you want to an 1911, but I swear if I see a bastardized modern furniture Luger I'm gonna loose my shit.
Good take honestly
HEAR ME OUT!
An artillery luger in a chassis with a reflex on the toggle.
Don’t hear this out, I have made an abomination to Luger fans
The Final Fudd Boss
Bubba and fudd are different
"Translate to English" XP
Hahahahahahaha!
im not one to dislike a video, but gonna have to do it for a guy that does this to a historic gun for ragebait
That’s so wrong, cutting up such a rare 1911
Where’s the rare 1911? There’s quite a few for sale
For how much? Go and find a ww1 1911 for sale and give us the price.
@@Grouchyfennel-hb2in you inspired me to do so, turns out about 2K at legacy collectibles.
In his review of the build, he said it was pretty banged up. So much so that he even had the slide welded up and refitted, new barrel... It was worthy of a second life. Also cost $,$$$ to do everything
I have a Colt .25 vest pocket pistol that was made around the same year of this 1911. It has had some engraving done to it and I wish I had got the story from the Veteran that carried it. Unfortunately he passed away without sharing. I still got the feeling that it was special to him with the quality of the scroll work and a well loved patina. Still in great working condition till this day.
This gives me turning a C96 into a DL44 vibes and it is indeed incredibly heinous.
The Skyrim reference was legit. Nice job.
Was about to sleep, I'm gonna have a nightmare.
13:22 my wife started to get upset when she realized that as we were doing drills her belt and gear were leaving scratches on the side of her FX-9.
I told her not to be, "it's honest wear; it's a sign you actually use and train with your gear and gun. There are dudes paying hundreds of dollars for some guy to cerakote their gun just like that."
At first I would get upset anytime I noticed a scratch or mark on a gun, not anymore. Hell, last time I went hunting, I didn't even clean the deer blood off my rifle.
Non 1911 purist: “Let’s just try to see if we can find ways to modernize the 1911”….
1911 Purist: “NYET! PISTOL IS ‘MERICA”!!!!!!!!
I did see a ton of valid criticism like he should’ve used a replica which is better for modifying. He just a drastically reduced the value of gun that only has value due to the history behind it.
@@MrDoverfieldshut up nerd
@@MrDoverfield i think that was the point
“Internet mad that man modifies his property”
@@D5TYLE he did it for clicks. Nothing wrong with that
I shall not divide the troops with my opinion, however the editing style of your videos is hilarious, never change
"Smokey, you are entering a world of pain."
I need a 'Sobchack Security' polo real bads.
A what?
@@MikeRehfuss The ringer, dude.
@@MikeRehfuss I am the walrus.
@@herknorth8691 V. I. Lenin; Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov!
John Browning is a genius of our generation. His firearms are still in service to this day Ma deuce 50 cal the 45 Colt. And then some. Always love the BAR I'm 63 so I used to watch the TV show combat Kirby and Cage. 8:06
THAT MAN IS A MONSTER
I really dig how it looks but not how it was done to a piece of history. You can get a rock island 1911 do whatever you want and it will still jam that much
Adding this 1911 to my self bye bye note
M110 actual is like the Golden Era Dane Cook for gun enthusiasts lol
Yes, there were millions of M1911 pistols made before, during and after the War to End all Wars.
In 1927, Army Ordnance made 'improvements' to the design leading to the M1911a1. It was initially issued on a 1-1 replacement basis for M1911 pistols as they reached the end of their service life. There were also a significant number of M1911 pistols written off as 'war loss' by Expeditionary Force soldiers and Marines who wanted to take theirs home with them. Just like after WW2, with the M1911a1 pistols.
It was absolutely likely that Marines fighting in the Pacific in 1942 would have been carrying M1911 pistols. US Army soldiers who fought in Tunisia, entirely possible they were carrying the M1911. But by the time of Operation Overlord, the US Airborne troops were armed with M1 Carbines, M1 Garands, and M1911a1 pistols. CPT Winters having an M1911 instead of an A1 was mere chance, not supply chain issues, nor was it by design. To highlight this, Airborne units were regularly swapping out their M1928 and M1 Thompsons for the simplified M1A1 Thompson and the M3 Grease Gun.
I know of a National Guard battalion that carried the M1911a1 until 1991 when they turned in their M1911a1 pistols on a 1-1 for the new M9. About 18 months later, they'd turn in their M16a1 rifles for new M16a2 rifles. Their tankers kept their M3a1 Grease Guns until they completed their Iraqi Freedom deployment in 2004.
This reminds me of back when I played BF3 and I ran the 1911 as my sidearm of choice, took a few pot shots at an enemy jet that flew over and got points saying "Disabled". Lord's caliber at work.
1:20 absolute chad of an editor putting in trails of sky music
I bought that game 7years ago and still havent gotten to it.
Lol, that hat, and the OG RUclips throwback, good stuff man.
Very good hat admin
I used to have a colt 1911 chambered in 38 super made in 1952 I put a break on it I miss her she was a beautiful old girl
I need me one of them pawpaw hats
Admin is straight Charliemaxxing at 13:44
that poor 1911.
Poor 1911, John Browning is rolling in his grave just thinking about the sorry bastardization of his master piece. Just like Admin said the gun is revolting....literally! You want to build a 1911 right.....go to Fusion Firearm online in Venice FL and see how to build a 1911 right! Carry on!
2:09 interesting tactic, watching the flashlight on the ground while still firing.
84th. The Ruger security 9. Put a new mag in a little forcefully and it will feed without releasing the slide. Seconds
I believe that’s called “inertia charging” and some people want their guns to do that.
@@alexanderren1097 my M&P40 does it, but I don't think it's supposed to. At first I thought it was dropping the slide before the mag was all the way in but with some practice I've gotten used to it.
The 1911A1 couldn’t have seen *any* combat in WWI because it did not see production until late 1924. In the middle, and also fielded in WWII, was the Transition Era 1911, which was blued, had the older markings, but had some of the A1 updates. Those guns are very rare, but they were issued in WWII.
It's never run this bad? Ok Vincent Van Gross.
I love the smaller ejection port on the 1911. Looks so much better.
Fits the whole vibe of 2024! Screaming in a deep voice!
"EXCUSE ME IT IS MAM!"
>Insert MGS3 Snake nerding out over 1911
iNcReDiBLe
I hate it, could have used a $350 usgi 1911 clone and gotten the same result without ruining a piece of history
I wonder if the sight being loose is causing some weird inertial effect on the slide cycling, causing the stove pipes
That’s the staccato of 1943 …
I will say this as someone with a historian background. There are enough pristine 1911’s in enough museums and enough private collections. This is awesome.
That hat is amazing
This is definitely the coolest retromod 1911 I haver EVER SEEN!!!!
This is the 1911 you get at high levels in Battlefield...
1911A1 was adopted in 1924 welllll before ww2 started and was the most common 1911 variant used in ww2.
The really funny thing is that gun only needs a double stack frame to still be a completely viable modern pistol. lol
So transfer all the parts over to a Para-Ordnance frame, since that's still a one-piece frame with removable grip panels like a traditional 1911.
Do they still make Para Ordinance guns?
@@WTFisTingispingis Sadly no, though you can still get used ones very easily.
Also, RIA double stack frames are based on the Para-Ordnance frames, while also being Series 70 so more compatible with old school 1911s.
@@gameragodzillaATI is also importing double stack 1911 frames that take Para 14 mags
@@ninjagold9244 Yeah that too. And one thing I really like about the Para-Ordnance frames is they're 90% compatible with standard 1911 parts. Only the trigger bow, mag catch, grips, grip screws, magwell (if you want one), and of course magazines are proprietary, but everything else is standard 1911 parts. They started out as conversion kits for existing 1911s back in the late 80's, with the full guns only coming in 1990.
You legit could take this "modernized" WW1 1911, transfer most of the parts onto the Para frame, and get a double stack .45ACP 1911 with a red dot and light. Hell, my Para frame didn't come with a weapon light, so I had a Novak rail pinned and welded onto the frame and it works very well.
It's like one of those fallout 4 guns you make because it increases the stats but when you go into 3rd person you're thinking what the hell did I just do
If this person wants to do this to an old war horse thats his business.
But we can't be friends.
I need that hat, and I love that Walter Sobchak reference.
"You sir, are entering a world of pain."
Is that the 1911 the San Antonio officer stole from the buy back?
Dude. Old School Moses made me extremely happy. Watched that as a kid. Also, that freaking nuclear twig got me so hard. Oh my god.
Doing such irreversible modifications on such a classic drippy gun should be penalized legally .Imagine if I put a Compensator into a First Generation Single Action Army .
To be fair, that would be worse. SAAs are beautiful classic firearms. That thing was a 1911. But I agree in principle
That would be hilarious
Weeeeelp. There goes my dreams of adding a light rail to my rock island gi model. Glad i saw this before i started drilling. Thank God
I have a 1991A1 Series 80 running 10-round Chip McCormack magazines. It's basic. It's amazing. The magazines make the weight distribution almost perfect. A dot would be cool, but not necessary. Do what you want.
i. never understood the"thousands of these were produced" ford made 15 million model ts, but they're still valuable because most of them dont survive. and a1s saw plenty of action. The millitary began retrofitting old 1911s to 1911a1s in the 1930s in preparation for ww2
his first crime was acquiring a 1911
That double mag pickpocket. Chef’s kiss.
It's not what I would have put together as a 1911, but it's not my gun either, so it hurts literally no one (especially with all those stove pipes)
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Gotta love the Early Cuyler hat, I still feel the loss of Squidbillies!!!
I think cutting the slide on an antique 1911 is probably one of the stupidest things I've seen done. I get it from a shooter's perspective but, it really cut the value of it from the dollar amount point of view.
Apparently, everyone has either forgotten or refuses to acknowledge Col. Jeff Cooper heavily (for the time period) modified a vintage military Colt 1911 to better suit his style of shooting. The rear sight and part of the slide was milled off and a fully adjustable one put in its place, and the front sight also replaced. The beaver tail safety replaced with a modified version which is now standard on high end 1911/2011 models, and he even stripped off the bluing and had the frame chrome plated. Bothered that a collectible gun is now lost? Look at it this way…all the remaining unmolested military Colts just went up slightly in value since there is now one less in the world
Sending hate
110 SASS actual is a highly underrated channel. We love this content Kings.
Modern take on a classic 1911 gotta love it.Weld that light rail back on and keep on trucking.
Not the place I'd EVER expect to here Tits music playing. I have to know who on the team plays Trails