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Which 1911 shoots faster,,
montanajoe
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the series 70 or 80,??
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The only difference that I'm aware of is that a Series 80 has a mechanical firing pin block and a Series 70 doesn't. That difference can effect the trigger pull weight, but not any 'time' or 'speed' that I'm aware of.
Your Brain is in your finger. [;)]
What I want to know is: How difficult is it to fit a 38 Super barrel to one O' them there NEW Colt 9mm Competition Gov't models? Can it be done with by just fitting a barrel and bushing?
Forge?????
when I thought they were going to take our guns away Might have to rethink about building a replacement if HC gets elected
When a nobob booby head does his own trigger job to give his new 1911 a super smooth light and crisp trigger pull. He screws up and upon inserting a full magazine of 230 hard ball ammo to give his new trigger a go, it sure does go. It goes full auto firing at the mechanical speed limit of the slide movement and the hammer following it down unabated to fire the cartridge.
6" target 10 yards
target to target {transitions} 16/100th
6" target 10 yards 2 yards apart, average 4" group
I apparently spent too much time shooting Bullseye, 'cause I can count to five while keeping my shoes on. I 'test drove' a Kimber Gold Match from a friend and he loaded the mags for me. Dumb me. I shot 'slow fire' and was curious when the slide didn't lock back after 5, or 6, or 7, or, well you get the idea. I set it down and turned around to ask my bud, who was still busy loading mags from his range bag. Yep, he loaded 10 per mag, 'because that's how many it will hold'. Nice shooter, but the 2 pound trigger, while nice was rather un-nerving since it wasn't NRA legal. Them 'combat' shooters are a different bunch.
Oh, 8 rounds in 8/10th of a second is 600 rounds per minute!!! That's faster than a M3 'Greasegun' (350-400 rpm) and equal or a bit slower than a Thompson SMG (600-750 rpm)
quote:Originally posted by 1911a1-fan
my average is 11/100th of a second {splits}, i have achieved 9/100th on occasion all on target
6" target 10 yards
target to target {transitions} 16/100th
6" target 10 yards 2 yards apart, average 4" group
that how i won Illinois, Missouri, and midwest regional regional idpa as master 2 years in a row
yes i can also shoot bulls-eye, but its just too slow for me, i have also walked away with most accurate many times