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I’ve been thinking pretty hard on the 2011 night stalker, but in 9mm it’s hard to beat my beretta the way I’ve modified it.

@@chrishenson6170 if you haven’t, take it apart and thoroughly clean it. Inspect it for any burs. If there are any, clean the up and use a dry lubricant. Also check the nylon buffer. They tend to crack. You can 3D print a new one or get one off eBay. You don’t need an original.

I’m really considering getting another one, but I want to wait to see if they release a raider that’s optic ready.

@@redbarronreviews2429 i'm thinking of getting another as well. They seem to be very good for the money.

It’s a consignment, so it’s not mine, but he’s really not that high. It’s 131 year old all original Winchester in functioning condition. With the proper shells, I would have no issue shooting this myself. Keep in mind that is the asking price as well. These are consistently bringing close to what he is asking in slightly worse condition. You could always get the Chinese version for somewhere around 700 - 900

@@walidqaissi9292 the P14

I’ve got a PA 3x on a gothic serpent style build and I love that combo. I’ve played with optics, rails, and a suppressor and I’ve found I most enjoy this rifle with iron sights, a 20 round magazine, and a sling. That being said, I will do a video here pretty soon that takes this rifle and modernize it while still keeping it somewhat retro.

@@v8vince761 you say that but I get a lot of younger gun guys in that are wanting to get into wheel guns. For the carry market the 22 mag 351c and 351pd take the cake along with the 43c all by S&W but the medium framed revolvers at least in my area are making a comeback, almost exclusively in S&W or older colts.

The real difference is when you pick the new cobra up next to an old detective. There is a substantial difference in felt quality. I know everyone says the new ones are an improvement but I don’t see how other than cost or producing and that they’re available.

This one is worth $1600 to the customer consigning it.

Too bad the Chinese knock-off ones aren't great ​@redbarronreviews2429

Unfortunately the cobra came out prior to that. I don’t know how they’re going to introduce the detective since the new cobra is steel framed.

I’m right handed so it wasn’t optimal 😂

I have no need of any 308 with more than a 16” barrel truth be told. I have no where to shoot beyond 500 yards unless it’s at an actual private range.

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Notice I shot my arch nemesis the Red Baron spelled with 1 “R”. There’s probably more money in pizza than what I do 😂

I’ve got a blued one in the shop with the factory grips. If you’re interested email me at castlesgunandleather@gmail.com

I prefer the stainless personally. Either way they’re an amazing revolver. My favorite DA/SA 357 mag. Not the best trigger, not the best looking, but the most durable.

@@redbarronreviews2429 They're definitely over built I like to run Buffalo Bore's 180gr jhp's out of mine, makes my wrist tingle.🤣

@G.W-01 I’ve got a blued 4” in the shop with the factory grips. If you’re interested email me at castlesgunandleather@gmail.com

Kimber, Colt, Sig, S&W and maybe a few others offer series 80 models or did. I know for sure colt still does.

Might go with colt first, I only see them climbing in value.

They sure are nice! That and korth revolvers. They’re on another level!

Tisas. It’s their match target.

​@@redbarronreviews2429What are your thoughts on Tisas as a brand for 1911's? Thinking about getting a b9r or maybe their double stack myself.

@G.W-01 honestly, I think they are a step above current production colts. The only issue I’ve had with them is the 45ACP mags they ship with aren’t great but neither are most brands, and the safety plunger/spring is weak which is an $8 part from wilson combat. My raider out shoots the Dan Wesson I had. I’m looking at getting the night stalker, double stack steel frame, 9mm myself.

I own a shop, there are a lot of first time gun buyers right now and new shooters. I especially see a lot of first time 1911 owners as of late. They’re not liberals, they’re new to guns or this platform.

lol not an atf agent either it seems

Meanwhile, in the real world, this is quite useful. Plenty of pro-gun people nowadays may only have experience with striker-fired handguns. The 1911 is over a century old, and Glock is probably the standard point of reference for most now. The 1911 is a great gun, but it's also over a century old, quality varies from make to make, and secondhand guns may have wear or poorly-done modifications rendering them dangerous.

I think they are absolutely the best bang for the buck right now. It out shoots any 1911 I own.