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First hand held spoon
I have a few long spoons but this is my first hand held. Just picked it up yesterday and it is supposed to be my Christmas gift from my wife and kids but I can't wait to shoot it. After I picked it up I almost went straight to the range rather than coming home.
 Hopefully I will sneak away this week some time and hit the range.
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101 yrs old and still used around the world in combat. Can't go wrong with a 1911
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Nice spoon. I need to get a 1911. It is a classic.
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Nice.
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Excellent choice!!
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Lube it up!
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11-18-2012, 09:16 AM
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Nice! My first was a Springfield Mil-Spec 1911.
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You are going to enjoy that!
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11-18-2012, 11:22 AM
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Very nice. Now make it affordable and go get a GSG 1911-22 ... $400 out the door with a couple extra mags and a brick of ammo, makes 1911 fundamentals affordable
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Slippery slope my friend Jeff.
Now you need to get into reloading to work out that sweet load for that baby. |
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The Remington 1911 is a very nice gun. Straight off the blueprints of the original. Good choice.
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11-19-2012, 04:35 AM
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Keep it wet with FP10..
Slodave actually got oil stains on his tshirt after he had my 1911 in his hands.
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11-19-2012, 05:56 AM
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Gon fix it with me hammer
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oh, and you might wanna consider dremeling a notch in your slide release so you can reassemble it without scratching the frame with it.
Worth doing to avoid the idiot scratch ( i was to late)  (mine isn't that bad, but still , it has a scratch). Doing this will make the slide release ride the plunger instead of jumping off and scratching the frame.. You can push it straight down with this notch. 
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Went to the range yesterday and put about 150 rounds through it. Oiled well before and every 50 rounds. Had a great time and the spoon preformed flawlessly.
I took my 11 year old and went with a buddy. I brought a little 22 ladle (long spoon) that my Grandmother taught me to shoot on and my buddy brought a few 22 spoons. I taught my 11 year old to shoot on the ladle and then he shot a 22 spoon, a .38 and my 45. He was quickly holding a good pattern at 10 yards with the 22's. No pics since my phone died just prior to getting there, piss poor planning on my part. I think there are a few 22 hand spoons in my near future so the family can go to the range (but I am thinking an AR before they are banned )
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Another way to avoid the :Idoit mark" is to slide a razor blade between the slide stop and the plunger tube to depress the plunger. Once the blade is there you should be able to lift the slide stop up.
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11-25-2012, 09:29 AM
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yeah, but you gotta keep a razor blade around to do it.
and the blade itself can scratch the frame as well. notching the slide release is a one time deal, it works like a charm.. and once done it's much easier to get your slide release re-installed, they should simply do that by default on all new slide releases.. it's that good. |
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