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Lone Star Lawman
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Registrace 19. 08. 2014
Firearm reviews
My EDC carry rotation/ammo selection/Special information for the lady gun owners.
My EDC carry rotation/ammo selection/Special information for the lady gun owners.
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Handgun trigger systems operation differences and training
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Handgun trigger systems operation differences and training
Heckler & Koch P2000 V2 (LEM) 9mm pistol review
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Heckler & Koch P2000 V2 (LEM) 9mm pistol review
Springfield Armory SA-35 Hi-Power 1000 round update and more
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1000 round update, new magazines and new holster
Smith & Wesson M&P Sport II 5.56 caliber rifle review
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Basic entry level AR-15
H&R Pardner Pump 12 gauge shotgun review
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Great home defense shotgun. (for $200 or less)
Colt 1903 .32acp hammerless pistol (101 years old)
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Review of the Colt 1903 .32acp semiautomatic pistol
PTR 9ct Part 2 (field strip) and Holosun HE503CU-GR install/review
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Cimarron Arms 1892 .357 magnum lever action saddle ring carbine
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Cimarron Arms 1892 .357 magnum lever action saddle ring carbine
Smith & Wesson Centennial m640 .357 magnum revolver review
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Great J frame revolver
Cimarron Arms Pietta 1873 Frontier. 45 Colt revolver
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Cimarron Arms Pietta 1873 Frontier. 45 Colt revolver
Springfield Armory SA-35 quick review
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Springfield Armory SA-35 quick review
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Thanks for making the video. I enjoy my P2000. So much so I bought a spare!
Two, is better than one! Watch part 2 for more info! Glad you like the P2000!
Great video and great guns! But I went to the range earlier today I was practicing resetting my trigger while shooting for the first time I really think it’s going to help me shoot better I have a Glock 23 gen 5
Glad my video helped. My first fifteen years as a military and civilian LEO, I was issued nothing but double action revolvers. (1977-93) I then was issued a S&W 5943 9mm double action only, from 1993-1999. From 1999-2010, I was issued a Glock m23 gen 3, .40 S&W. At first, I knew nothing about trigger reset. I would slap the trigger, until a good training Sergeant who had gone to a Glock armour 's school showed me how to use the trigger reset when shooting.. My range qualification scores then shot up to the upper nineties. Helped me a lot.😊
Nice tribute to Mr. Glock. 👏🏼🕺 And a fun showing of the His and Hers set of Glocks. 👏🏼🤟🏼👍🏼😃
Thanks 👍
Enjoyed this presentation a lot. Very useful and interesting tip/info indeed. Much appreciated, sir. 🕺👍🏼🤟🏼👏🏼🙏🏼🤠🇺🇸
@bmaxse Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it!
Hey gang. I forgot to tell you the kydex holster, in the video is called a OWB "Lightdraw" from Vedder holsters.
My wifes SA35 is a jam-o-matic...nothing runs reliably through it.
Sorry to hear that. If you have low serial number, it could be the extractor. Early models had extraction problems. Hand loaded ammo, limp wristing, or improper grip, can do it too. Have you shot it too with the same problem?
@LoneStarLawman Yes I've shot it too, I'm procrastinating about sending it back but we have about 1200 rounds of mostly FMJ through it and it just refuses to cycle reliably.
@@nicholasroberts9618 Sorry Nick, I guess you might have to send back. Warranty should still be good. They will fix it.
@@LoneStarLawman Thanks! It's still a beautiful piece!
@@nicholasroberts9618I bet u have an early model like when it first released they had issues with extractor they fixed it now thankfully.
Lots of mistakes when explaining the workings and features of this gun. Sorry
Well sir, it would be more helpful to articulate exactly what mistakes you believe I made. I certainly want to give out correct information, if I made any mistakes.
Buffalo Bore item 19i is a great snub nose .357 mag load. It is expensive, but through gel, it is impressive from my MP340. S&W Ultimate Carry June 2024 czcams.com/video/NAwXLtvTAgs/video.html
Very good review, thank you.
Thanks for watching!
I had nothing but failures to feed and jams with the ETS magazines. I bought the H&K metal magazines and have had no issues. I also added a Sig Romeo 5 red dot with their high mount, which allows me to see my iron sights through the mount.
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I have a self customized Garrison in 9mm, and it is superb . Bùt the next time Ì am in a gunshop that has one of these Tisas, it's going home.
Good video thanks
I hope you all enjoy the video. Part 2 will be added soon. I found out yesterday in the news that since the pandemic in 2020, there are now over twenty-two million new gun owners in the USA! That is why I particularly enjoy making these videos for everyone. 😊
I also prefer the wide hammer.....this looks like the new model that is parkerized and does not have the altered ejection port......in other words it is the way JMB designed it...not lowered or flaired.
How much does it cost?
Looking at my local gun store in Texas, it is before taxes, $710.
@@LoneStarLawman Not sure how much they are trying to make but 350-500 is about the price online.
@UniversitySecurity Your right. I goofed. I was quoting the Springfield Armory SA35. The Tisas USMC 1911A1 is about or near what you quoted. My mistake. Senior moment, I guess. My gun store has the Tisas 1911A1 US Army at $479. Thanks for bringing it to my attention. Never want to give out incorrect information.
@@LoneStarLawman Just got worried they were trying to get greedy. I subscribed. Excellent review. It's a lot of bang for the buck at $300. While it wouldn't be my first pick for duty use, a security officer on a budget may want to consider this or the duty model over absolute garbage on the market place in the same price range. I am thinking about picking one up and running it through it's paces on the range. I would like to add a sub $500-600 1911 to my list of recommendations. My SIG 1911 Texas Edition is out that price point. Purchased it for about 800 at Academy.
i do not get the appeal of the stag grips. to me it looks rather ugly. beautiful gun though.
Stag grips aren't everybody's cup of tea. Grips will always be a subjective choice. Glad you liked this 1911A1.
I have the US Army 1911A1 version. It came with the A1 wide spur hammer. By the way, the parkerizing is Manganese Phosphate. I'm not sure it the Tisas is Parkerized or the modern cerakote stuff. Also the gun was designed to be carried cocked and locked. I put Ivory US Army scrimshaw grips on mine, made by Altamont.
1:32 My educated guess is that the reason why the spring is longer is for shock absorption for usage of +P munitions. Less wear and tear on the frame by having more spring reduction. It makes sense.
Makes sense to me, too. Thanks for the feedback.
@@LoneStarLawman yea sure!
Nice review, good job.
Bought one of these used a few years ago. Thing is built like a tank. Kind of heavy but that keeps the 12 gauge recoil down so it is easy to shoot. Mine has a 28" barrel and is my goto skeet shooting gun.
I got the 18.5 inch version put the Shockwave grip on it with a flashlight love it.
Waste of 8:30 minutes
John Browning never made a bad looking gun.
Really been thinking about picking one of these up. Thumbs up on vedder. Quality stuff.
I love my SA35
Original HP mags interchange with SA 35.Mine runs great.
I have one and enjoy it verymuch.Good review,good luck with your channel!
I am glad you liked it. Check out my latest 1000 round update, on the SA35. I just posted that video a few days ago.
I have the SA-35 Hi-Power, I love it so much it's now my daily carry.
Hello, did you have extractor problems?
@@Darknightfantom No, it runs great. But I bought 13 round metgar mags and use them.
Enjoy the video everyone. One minor correction in the video. The magazines I spoke about are compatible with the "Old" Hi-Powers, not the new and current so called FN Hi-Power.
I bought partner pump for $140 almost a year ago. These are at least mine is, well built for a Chinese made shotgun. I wanted one in the mid 2000’s. Because my buddy bought one still has it till this day. He replaced a few springs in the trigger group that wore out after a couple decades of shooting. So when I stumbled across mine I had to get it.
Got mine in like 2006ish. Says mine is made in the U.S. Idk how true that is lol. But for $200 out the door if that in 2006 it was still a steal and never had an issue with it to this day! I can tell it may need a new trigger as well. I've put a ton of shells out of mine.
This SAA is in 45, so the name of Frontier is not good, Frontier refers only to weapons in 44WCF. This does not change his qualities or flaws.
I picked up a 1922 produced Colt 1903 last year. Sweet little gun. Still a good shooter.
Not even the first cartridge revolver colt ever made Third I wanna say
Tisas is solid.
Darn tootin!
The discoloration you mentioned sometimes seen on the top half of the magazine is from not wanting to harm the temper in the magazine lips that hold back the rounds. When the lower half of the magazine was blued, they stopped short of the upper half to keep the hot blue process away magazine lips.
Thanks for sharing that great piece of history.
Glad you enjoyed it
My dad passed away and left me this gun and a Sig P226 Legion. I'm definitely getting one of those tools cause it's a pain to disassemble.
You and me both brother!
The sig p226 does not use that tool only kimber
Where did you get the grips
Thanks for asking. Been a few years, but I finally located some paperwork on them. They came from Tombstone Gun Grips. I checked the website. The store is moving and is temporarily closed right now. Contact email: Dave@TombstoneGrips.com. Maybe he can tell you when they anticipate opening again and have what you're looking for.
I'm wishing I had bought one of these. Not sure but I'm guessing that Tisas wasn't licensed to stamp "USMC" on their product. That alone would make this particular gun at least somewhat collectible. I saw this 1911 on Buds and it sold out and hasn't been in stock since while the army counterpart has been in and out of stock which means it has maintained production.
They might have another run of them, if the demand for goes up. I would write, email, or call Tisas to let them know. At least, they can tell you if more USMC 1911A1, are in production.
I hope so. I know Colt had a similar situation with their M45 and they were stamping USMC on it and selling it to the public without the proper licensing. That roll mark has been discontinued so the ones out there are it.
This gun is junk!! Don't waste your money
@@enricomandragona163 Okay, why do you think so? How about some clear articulate reasons, why you would make such a statement?
Sure I suppose...and I'm also sure many folks have spent 3x on a Kimber that also turned out to be junk. A good gun at a good price just has to be too good to be true.
Howdy.
Howdy to you, sir. Hope you are enjoying the video reviews!
Condition 1 is cocked and locked!! 0 is no mag in the gun!! 2 is a loaded mag only!! Only a fool carries a cocked hammer with a hot chamber!!
Boy u got that upside down Cocked n locked is the way to go or it’s just to much gun for you.
@@coastbob1 no it's not too much gun for me!! I own and be shooting 1911's 45 yrs
I am an old dude and favor the 1911 series pistols but do have striker fired guns. I have a WW2 Remington Rand .45 and although in outstanding condition seldom carry it but always pull it out on December 7th and some other important dates. If I suspected I'd be in a gun fight and only could have a handgun, it would be a 1911/1911A1.
Great video! Beautiful, and the 1892 is a very easy handling gun.
Paieta. 😅😂😅 Tejano
Actually it is Pretty is Italian.
I mean Pietta, is Italian.
@@LoneStarLawman it's the way you pronounced Pieta czcams.com/video/yKVbKh2wono/video.htmlsi=Gww2atu6xJz0LCs5
I started out on the 1911a1. Later on I dabbled with plastic striker fire pistols. That didn’t last long. I sold off all my plastic pistols and went right back 1911s.
thanks for the vid. Good job. Say safe, stay armed, stay free.
Thanks, you too!
I have a 1911 Raider from Tisas and its a great gun. Cant go wrong with them
💙 my SA-35. I’m past 3,000 rounds and not extractor issues. I was told that the extractors were fixed at around the HP12000 mark of the serial number. My serial number is at the HP18xxx mark. I did however buy a CNC machined BHSpring solution extractor and spring, in anticipation of a possible fail at around the 1,000 round count that the first run guns were notorious for having. But I’m well past that count so no worries.