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Still adamant about it being the best shooting pistol I've ever experienced. You'll never regret it.

@@EchoDelta2A I'm jeolous

I disagree. If you've ever experienced a Military/LE virtual training simulator, you'll understand the advantage a red dot gives to any shooter, no matter how experienced or inexperienced. We had a good mix of noobs and seasoned vets, and everyone improved their time and accuracy with a red dot... Everyone. When you're in a panic situation, the dot is just more intuitive to pickup. Add to that that the MRD irons aren't my favorite either, and there's every reason for an optic (and a good one) to be necessary on such a capable pistol. Just my $.02

Huh? Dude, please do us all a favor and stay off the interzones. You've been fed a little too much of that Biden 💩.

Growing pains, I guess. Mine had a faulty extractor after just a few rounds. Definitely not full proof yet.

@@EchoDelta2A should never happen on a $2500 firearm

11.9" and 3.75lbs on the TP9N and 14.66" and 6.75lbs on the APC9K. Personally, I like the additional weight on the APC, along with the build quality. Makes it a flatter shooter. The TP9 is a design that was originally owned by Steyr and bought out by B&T to try to resurrect it. There's a reason the military adopted the APC9K though. It's a tac driver and built to withstand punishment.

Streamlight TLR-VIR II

@@EchoDelta2A much appreciated

It's based on a Saiga-12

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Holosun 508T-GR and Streamlight TIR-VIR II

Standard, smooth aluminum grips from: www.alumagrips.com/products/1911-full-and-compact#Standard%20Smooth

⁠l have seen your video on the dan Wesson specialist as well. How does this rock river stack up against the specialist? Would you choose one over the other, if you could only get one? I’m curious as I have been looking at the specialist for some time as well. Thanks!

No contest. The Rock River is next level. Smoothest and most well-built 1911 I've ever owned, and that includes the Nighthawk and Guncrafter I used to own. The Dan Wesson is a great production gun, but the RR is a semi-custom and pretty much completely hand-built

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Still the go-to of my collection

My pleasure. Definitely would recommend the aluminum frame if you're carrying on a regular basis. If seldomly doing so, the steel frame is the better option.

I mean, aesthetically, it's great. Not much to it though. I'd love the collapsible one on rails, but haven't tried it yet.

Great deal! Enjoy!

I swear that I'll put it up against an Infinity any day!

Precision Armament Hypertap. If you don't mind loud AF, it's phenomenal 🤣. Recoil reduction, precise fit and alignment, top notch build quality. www.opticsplanet.com/precision-armament-hypertap-muzzle-brakes-45-caliber.html

It's all black DLC with gold trigger. Their black DLC slide is brushed so it gives it sort of a charcoal look in certain lights. Absolutely gorgeous

Though I agree about the eventual results of a buyout, I don't think that CZ has shown any signs of slowing down. I agree that DW are getting overpriced, but I'm talking to someone that thinks the Colt Gold Cup has decent value. No offense meant, but quality vs quality, there's no contest. Colt's quality on 1911s has been suspect for years, and they're priced on the premium side. Also have QC issues, before and after the CZ buyout. Customer service, I agree, has been an issue for DW. Ideally, these shouldn't cost more than $1200 in today's market. Then again, a Colt should be under $1k. Based on all the 1911s I handled at SHOT show and NRA more recently, Springfield TRPs are the best value with the best build for the money. I've been thoroughly impressed with their tight fit and tolerances.

It's the Deltapoint Pro red dot, and it's the Streamlight TLR-VIR II light

@@EchoDelta2A thanks

I was being too gentle and should've cocked the hammer first but touché 😂

@@EchoDelta2A That and it had an empty mag in it. KnifeMaker

Glad to hear it, and hope you enjoy!

I agree, but it may also be due to the shorter barrel.

@@EchoDelta2A My humble opinion, you can compare it to the CS or Bul Armory SAS. The TWC is definitely a good pistol. Now, the Agency Arms Sage Dynamic Glock 45 comp is something people almost never talks about and it would give a lot of those 2011s a run for their money… and that’s coming from someone that swear by 2011s

Saw it at NRA and was definitely impressed! Enjoy and let me know what you think.

Laser is still visible with the light on to about 40 yards or so. Fades out at further distances.

😂. They've got polymer sleeves over them. Gallowtech makes great shit 👍

@@EchoDelta2A Thank You Sir, it looked like pure metal on camera. Whew!!!t ;<) KnifeMaker

Yes, comes the same way on all their Cobras.

Congrats and enjoy!

Congrats and enjoy!

You're right... But you should see my other one 😉😆

Can't really change it to my knowledge. You have to buy the variant with the reticle you want. Their electronic optics give you the option to change reticles though. Like their Foresight optic.

Streamlight TLR-VIR II

Unfortunately, the finer things in life tend to come at a steep price. That said, better $4k on this than spending more than double on a lesser pistol with some gimmicky BS, like every TTI pistol from a John Wick movie for example 😂.

I feel Bullpups, especially in 308, benefit from a grip or at least a handstop you can brace your hand up against. They're very rear heavy, so muzzle rise is more of an issue than with a conventional rifle. The grip or handstop helps to mitigate some of that. Everything else is usually just for show lol.

Red Dot plate is from Langdon Tactical, but it can only fit Langdon cut slides. It's the RMR plate, and the red dot is the Holosun 508T-GR