I bought one yesterday. I only had time to run 75 rounds through it. No issues with feeding or extraction. I hope to get back out in a couple of days and run a lot more through it. I was only out at 10 yards and it seemed to shoot a little low and left. I'll know more the next time at the range. I did like shooting it though!
Good shooting Dan. Man that looks like a lot of recoil for a 9mm. I was thinking it would be a soft shooter but I saw your stabilizing hand come off a few times.
Hello ShinyKnife, after watching my videos I have noticed what you speak of. It's funny though, I pulled out my faithful S&W 357 Mag revolver the other week, which I love to shoot, and it seemed my hand grip did not change much as compared to shooting a semi-auto in 9mm. I'm going to study this a bit more and probably post a video regarding. Thanks for watching and posting.
Mine is very accurate have got about 2k rounds through it. It broke the extractor replaced it with a after market one.. my only complaint is the thumb safety is mushy. Comes off safety to easy.
I have an original...not correct model 1911 "born" in early 1915 ,at the Springfield Armory. I don't shoot It much...my birthday, the Marine Corps Birthday and a couple of other lesser events. I was looking at the SA 35. I liked it but wasn't crazy about the price nor the rumors of failure to eject at about 800 rounds. saw a CZ 75 B OMEGA in 9mm...for 546$ bought it and it shoots like a dream. it's what the M 1911A should have been. the inner workings are VERY close to that of my Model 1911. CZ has been around for a long, long time . when Hitler went into the "rump" of Czechoslovakia , it wasn't just because of the large population of Germans, it was more for the Skoda gun works.
Hi Walt, Thanks for posting comment. It's due to the way in which I grip. One day I will share a video illustrating. I honestly don't have concern over the amount of movement as my only concern is shot placement and not speed.
Nice shooting for 26 yards! I just got one last week, and have taken it out twice. About 100+ rounds through it. Mine is consistently is shooting low at 7 and 15 yards. So I think the front sight is too tall. You are shooting low at 26 yards, so for me that is confirmation. Mine shoots right, whereas yours is left. Gonna get out the sight pusher. Also I think I will try to file down the front sight. I don't like compensating for printing low by raising the front sight above the rear; I like them level. I was not impressed with the accuracy, with Remington green & white box range ammo. Gonna try actual SD HPs next time, i.e. what I would have in there for CCW.
Hi Tom, thanks for sharing your experience with the pistol and tuning into the channel. I have a new video for this pistol which I will be sharing shortly.
Yes sir, thanks for the comment. I will be sharing another video for the SA-35 using the 125 gr Hornady HAP and plan to have it on center using that round.
Hi John, thanks for sharing comment. I shot that pistol more yesterday. Well definitely post another video. I do like it a lot. Next to a 1911 and my cherished S&W classic revolvers, the SA-35 is certainly a favorite of mine. Just a classic pistol. The only dislike I have is the mushy trigger but as they say, "It is, what it is" and I love it anyway.
9mm the Gateway drug.
Funny comment. I like it. Thanks for posting.
Very happy with mine. Thank you Springfield.
Thank You Dan, Fun and Informative.
Thanks for being a subscriber and posting.
I bought one yesterday. I only had time to run 75 rounds through it. No issues with feeding or extraction. I hope to get back out in a couple of days and run a lot more through it. I was only out at 10 yards and it seemed to shoot a little low and left. I'll know more the next time at the range. I did like shooting it though!
Hi Keith, thanks for sharing.
Good shooting Dan. Man that looks like a lot of recoil for a 9mm. I was thinking it would be a soft shooter but I saw your stabilizing hand come off a few times.
Hello ShinyKnife, after watching my videos I have noticed what you speak of. It's funny though, I pulled out my faithful S&W 357 Mag revolver the other week, which I love to shoot, and it seemed my hand grip did not change much as compared to shooting a semi-auto in 9mm. I'm going to study this a bit more and probably post a video regarding. Thanks for watching and posting.
Nice shootin! Looks like you're gripping teacup style. No flinching or jerking at 12:45 which is very good.
The one I have has one of the best triggers of any pistol I own and I own a lot
Mine is very accurate have got about 2k rounds through it. It broke the extractor replaced it with a after market one.. my only complaint is the thumb safety is mushy. Comes off safety to easy.
Just ordered one yesterday I’m excited and curious on how many failures to feed you have had?
I have an original...not correct model 1911 "born" in early 1915 ,at the Springfield Armory. I don't shoot It much...my birthday, the Marine Corps Birthday and a couple of other lesser events. I was looking at the SA 35. I liked it but wasn't crazy about the price nor the rumors of failure to eject at about 800 rounds. saw a CZ 75 B OMEGA in 9mm...for 546$ bought it and it shoots like a dream. it's what the M 1911A should have been. the inner workings are VERY close to that of my Model 1911. CZ has been around for a long, long time . when Hitler went into the "rump" of Czechoslovakia , it wasn't just because of the large population of Germans, it was more for the Skoda gun works.
I like that one, Dan the Man. Christmas gift for me? Thanks in advance lol
What are you shooting a 45 or 357 ?
I have the same gun. It does not jump around like that for me.
Hi Walt, Thanks for posting comment. It's due to the way in which I grip. One day I will share a video illustrating. I honestly don't have concern over the amount of movement as my only concern is shot placement and not speed.
Nice shooting for 26 yards! I just got one last week, and have taken it out twice. About 100+ rounds through it. Mine is consistently is shooting low at 7 and 15 yards. So I think the front sight is too tall. You are shooting low at 26 yards, so for me that is confirmation. Mine shoots right, whereas yours is left. Gonna get out the sight pusher. Also I think I will try to file down the front sight. I don't like compensating for printing low by raising the front sight above the rear; I like them level.
I was not impressed with the accuracy, with Remington green & white box range ammo. Gonna try actual SD HPs next time, i.e. what I would have in there for CCW.
Hi Tom, thanks for sharing your experience with the pistol and tuning into the channel. I have a new video for this pistol which I will be sharing shortly.
Got one today I think it’s going to be a shooter
Excellent. Let me know your experience with grouping.
At least the 147 grain is hitting in the center
Yes sir, thanks for the comment. I will be sharing another video for the SA-35 using the 125 gr Hornady HAP and plan to have it on center using that round.
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The gun is jumping cause the other hand is on the butt on the grips.
The pistol is recoiling so violently because of poor gripping. Limp wristing will jam almost any 9mm.
Damn looks like your shooting a desert eagle 😂 snappy as fuck for a 9 mil
Nice video. Can you post a follow up? How has it been doing since you put more rounds threw it
Hi John, thanks for sharing comment. I shot that pistol more yesterday. Well definitely post another video. I do like it a lot. Next to a 1911 and my cherished S&W classic revolvers, the SA-35 is certainly a favorite of mine. Just a classic pistol. The only dislike I have is the mushy trigger but as they say, "It is, what it is" and I love it anyway.