Random cool stuff! All welcome!
- Thread starter Hoenhiem
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Hoenhiem
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yes its true. it doesnt have a regular safety that serves as a de-cock lever like some. it must be dry fired. but unless you plan on keeping 1 in the chamber its nothing to shy away from the glock for. its one of my favorite handguns, its also lives up to the hypeoff subject
i seen a couple gun pics so i got a gun question.its about a glock,i herd if you cock a glock the only way to uncock it is to shoot it?im thinking of getting a glock 21 thats the reason for asking.
MountainManGanjaGrower
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CR500ROOST
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thanks man,i also want a hk usp tactical, but cost to much.
Hoenhiem
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i think everyone who has an appreciation for firepower wants an HK tactical. lol nice bro if you get a glock post some pics and tell me how you love it.
Hoenhiem
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n64 was fun in its day but if i didnt have one this ad would have made me buy one lmoa
ganjames
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love it! i don't collect them myself but i love anime, my netflix instant queue is filled. you got a favorite?
I've never handled an H&K, but am in love with my 1911 - a damn fine pistol.
Hell, I've owned it since about 1979 & she's not let me down once. Years ago in a turnpike rest-stop she (and I) stopped a couple ner-do-well's that thought it a good idea to jack my car (w/ my wife & 2 kids inside).
Suffice to say it was not a good idea !
bowlfullofbliss
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I bought a new carry a couple of weeks ago. I got the S & W MP .40 compact
1911 has no decocking lever - grip and manual thumb safety only.
As for too few rounds - it all comes down to hitting & as for being big - I regularly carry in a high ride hip holster w/ a lite jacket & you'd only know if I told you.
bowlfullofbliss
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So how do you release the hammer once cocked? I thought the Kimber and the Sig had the de-cocking lever.
You remove the cartridge from the chamber & drop the hammer manually.
bowlfullofbliss
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Right on. I think I've confused standard .45 autos with true 1911's. There are several .45 auto's that do including several service models. Thanks.
CR500ROOST
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good thing you were packing.hope i get mine soon,im just waiting for a little extra money
