Colt 1991A1 Series 80 Chapter 2
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- čas přidán 21. 11. 2019
- Enjoying my old Series '80 Model 1991 Colt again. Nothing like a 1911 for some fun times at the range!
First Video: • Colt 1991A1 Series 80
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The 1911 will never go out of date
Not until phasers are invented. But I would still shoot my 1911 for fun.
*laughs in glock and sig*
In the year 2999 AD they'll release a 1911-3000A1 version.
The 1911 will always be the Mac daddy of pistols.
Biko - Bruh Moments Inc. *Laugh in hi-point C9*
I carry my 1911 every day, everywhere I go. I’ve been carrying a 1911 of some sort for 30+ years.
Have you ever shot someone?
Ive been carrying mine for 16 years at work and off duty. I love em and yes - they are effective.
isn't 7 rounds not enough tho
@@confusedcaveman5678 That's one mag, not counting one in the chamber. Depending on if you can actually shoot or not, it's more than enough. One .45 round will leave a hole about the size of a dollar coin, they do some damage lol
@Dylan Scott cant I wait till I'm 21so can get one
1911 therapy says it all . Just a fun gun to shoot
Fits every hand, very comfortable, excellent recoil management, beautiful reliability and design, overall a great piece of engineering, she is timeless and could be used for another 100 years as an efficient combat tool. 1911s will be always most people's favorites.
I just took my Springfield 1911 Milspec out for the first time today and I loved it, nothing quite a 1911 in 45 ACP to sooth the soul
i never get tired to watch 1911s and hickock45
This is one of the most beautiful 1911A1 I've ever seen
My spouse does not fall for that "it's an investment" story anymore...so I just don't tell her, she says they all look the same anyway!
Ha! My "ex" used to hate ,y "obsession" with guns until we needed them a couple of times...
Tell her that they’re made in Czechoslovakia, and they’re really cheap!
DavyCrockett my Shadow was not cheap! But she does not need to know that 😂
Why do people let their wives tell them how they can spend their hard earned money. Man up and buy what you want.
@@bigdfitness5020 Spoken like a true red blooded American man. Hell yea brother.
Nothing like a 1911 👍🏽
Never get tired of 1911's !
Best part: when Hickok appologizes to his "sweet old pistol" for neglecting it. 😄
The 1911 will always be “the” pistol!
Beretta would disagree
Drager V beretta can have another slide crack failure and stfu
1911 the sexiest pistol ever made
Marlon Nodal mmm mmm good, it’s always fun to occupy space in the head of one of the 15 beretta fans left out there. I have forgotten more about weapons and ammunition than you will ever know, but please continue to speak, I could use another chuckle. I’m gonna leave you full of skeet, lying in the dirt now just like the used rubber you are.
@@rickdeckard8339 lmao guess you didn't know that the reason the slides were cracking, was because the ammunition being used was beyond over pressure. And even then, only after 2,000+ rounds were cycled, did the cracked slide happen.
After using standard pressure ammunition again, no more cracked slides. Berettas are tough, and reliable.
Bought my 1991a1 in 1992 as my first handgun, its logged close to 20,000 rds, the only time I didn't really shoot it is when my daughter was 12 she fell in love with it and between the ages of 12 -18 hogged it everytime we went to the range. It still out shoots me and never hiccups!
Johnny Varney . Johnny....I bought each of my 3 grandkids, 2 of which are girls, their own 1911 when they were 5, 9 and 11 years old and I’ll bet you have given your amazing daughter a 1911 of her own...at least I certainly hope so. :)
@@jamesharber7820 when she turned 18, she liked the Rock Island line, just a basic government. It was the only way to to be able to shoot my colt again. She carries a Sig P238 as she's very petite. She did very well with it in some advance training against mainly Glocks. Me and her occasionally open carried our 1911s prior to her being 21 and getting her carry license.
@Lieutenant Colonel Nicholson Thanks for your service! I think the seals tried the P250 cant remember that was a while ago. When we finally got shall issue in my State I only had the 1911 to carry. Being 5'6 I carried small of back or in a shoulder holster except when I had to be out at night, add a Hawaiian shirt and OWB holster and I stopped problems accidentally before they started with a quick turn. Caused a few youts to reconsider their life choices. Now I carry a variety of handguns depending on how deep or shallow I want to carry.
1911 my favorite
“1911 Almost a hundred years ago!”
You sir are the reason I own a 1911 for my everyday carry. I have put many a round through it and it has never let me down.
I really love the fun Mr. Hickock is having! Never degrades or downplays a gun,or a certain platform, or degrades anyone for their choices of firearm....and the laughter! "Life is good"
Love them early morning posts. Watching these and educating myself while I’m going to school
Rumor has it John Moses Browning asked Hickok45 what attributes in a handgun he liked, and Colt 1911 was born. I have a Colt 1911A1 70 series that I absolutely love
Your camera quality is outstanding! Really a pleasure to watch. Between that and your shooting prowess, I cannot wait for new videos. Thanks!
Colts Series 70 Government.
I like all Colt 1911's, but that's what I got.
I have owned and concealed carried a Colt 1991A1 Government model in 45 Acp since 1999. Great trigger and ergonomics. Only downside for CCW is weight and capacity. But with a quality holster holding the gun close into the body and 3 extra mags I have mitigated those shortcomings. I love it !!
Yes, just what I wanted today, another Hickok video!
Good old M1911 it's been around since WWl and it's still here to this day and it's still one of my favorites I was so happy when I shot my first 1911
Hickock is the go to guy for firearm education!
I just came across one of these Colt 1991's today and couldn't pass it up. I would have preferred a 70 series, but the trigger on this one is excellent. Thanks for bringing these old classics out for us.
I saw your video today and went to the safe and pulled my Series 80 Combat Commander. I put the Glock 26 aside and am carrying the Commander today since you've so inspired me with this video. Good job, as always.
Have a nice weekend, God bless you
God Bless you and your family Karl, from Jimmy O. Ohio
God bless both of you. Hope everyone had a great weekend! Kyle, WI
Sou muito fã desse velho, abraço do Brazil
I'm a big fan of this old man, hug from Brazil :)
Not to mention your lovely 'Kobra Carry' 1911--that is my favourite of all your collection you have showed us over the years!
Nothing like a Friday morning with a classic gun video. Thank you from bringing out the 1911. Hickok45 for NRA CEO!
hickok45 on a beautiful fall day shooting on the range and talking about an great firearm ! Perfect way to start a long vacation .
I'm glad to see that you've come to your senses
this is so awesomely American, keep doing what your doing sir, you are an inspiration to me and many other people
I have a rock island armory 1911 I use a few different mags. I even have a 7 round chip McCormick mag. Never have any hangups. It's just a reliable design. Simple, yet functional. I love 1911s. Great video.
I've had fantastic success with Kimber Tac-Pro 8 round mags in my Colt, Rock and SAM.
I've said it before, I'll say it again. I love 1911's! They are my favorite pistols ever!
Ah i was rewatching your 1911 classics the other day, hope you and John are well.
Luv ya, Hickok. You’ve got to be one of the safest people in the country.
I still carry one everyday. It’s an upgrade for my single action 45. I decided I needed a modern sidearm so I went with the 1911, the good old 45 automatic. Someone with a plastic handgun asked me the other day why I carry an antique. I was dumbfounded.
Love how these look but the tang digs into my hand, the extended upswept beavertail helps a lot.
Gota love a good 1911. Thanks for this one mr.H!
It never gets old watching that bullet arc an hit that large gong!!
hicock45 you are why i started my gun hobby from a Mosin to AK-47 and not im in love with guns hope i can be a outstanding marksman like you. :)
I love to see you shoot and give us knowledges about guns blessing you sir 😍
1911 my 2nd favorite handgun ever and those grips are nice
Love the 1911, and those are beautiful grips. That tank almost sounds like a train whistle in the distance. Best wishes!
I own a 3 1/2in 1991 model that I purchased in, 1991! It was one of the first shipments of the then-new 1991's to my local dealer. That little sucker is accurate and never had a failure since new.
I don't know what it is,but an 1911 was one of the first pistols I ever shot when I was about 12 years old. I'm 25 now and I have 4 different ones in my vast collection of arms,with only one of them not being quite original spec. I just am in love with them,it's the best blueprint and handgun ever created.
First one I ever bought sits inside a case with a Springfield M1 Garand that my great Grandfather gave me.👍🇺🇸
Long live the great chief HICKOK45!
Every time I get bummed out about the gun laws in California I come here to CZcams and watch a few of you videos...Thank you.
I love Colt 1911! In my vehicle I always have one. I agree there are better carry options but the Colt 1911 45 ACP between the seat and console is my Ace in the Hole.
It's a spectacular vehicle gun, yes!
Shooting on a fall day in TN. It really doesn't get any better.. Thanks guys!
Love the style of this gun always have! I’m Canadian and passed what we call restricted PAL course “possession and acquisition license” recently and through your videos I’m learning a lot thx! I’m thinking that a 1911 will be my first purchase! ✌🏻🇨🇦
@Lieutenant Colonel Nicholson That SIG is a good reliable gun. With that said external extractors on any 1911 or 1911 look a-like ruin the gun for me ruins the aesthetics of JMB design. Only internal extractors for this guy. The 1911 is the epitome of a pistol.
Enjoy them while you still can, women's groups in Canada are going after handguns.
Appreciate y’all from Texas
"A good gun for DA -fence." Thats funny stuff right there.... Great video...
I just oiled and polished mine tonight. Wish I had that range in my backyard.
Love mine. There are benefits of having a woods around your house !
Used my 1991 A1 to qualify for concealed carry. Great, great firearm.
I love the 1911 style. The .45 A.C.P. round feels great when you fire it at the range and is one of my favorites. I know we are all different and prefer different rounds but I don't think there is a "wrong" round, This is my favorite! Thank you for the great video and the 1 oz Silver Bullet - .45 Caliber ACP (Gold & Rhodium Gilded) from APMEX is currently at a great sale price!
When Buds tell you , i'm sorry your gun went to Tennesse for a professional treatment...
Love the 1911 I have my Dad's 1978 colt Ace with a MarkIV /Series 70 .45cal slide on top fun gun to shoot in either. 45 or .22. More fun then my Glock or Beretta.
I won a 1991 at a gun show, but since I wasn't able to carry as a duty weapon, I sold it shortly thereafter to another officer. I love classic cars and 1911, but both are in my past. Still like to watch the reviews...especially Hickok45's.
Love these videos 🙌🏾
Love the 1911
What a coincidence,yesterday I had the same realization and plan to take mine out for a spin this afternoon,I actually selected it for carry today
I bought mine shortly after they first came out. Other than putting a set of Pachmayr’s on it, still original. It is my carry, although once things settle down I am going to go to the Springfield XDE in 45. When I am on my Harley, I carry my XDM in 45, that works great in my left hand. Even with all the new firearms I have bought over the years, that old Colt will always be a favorite.
My favorite hand Gun. Colt 1911 Good Job HICKOCK45 👍 👊
Howdy, Sir, i love your videos, they are awesome. Thank you very much !!! With best regards from Germany, Tom ...
The colt gold medallion grips look better in my opinion. Great 1911! Great video as always!
Great stuff as always from The Master himself! 🤠
“This a great gun for dafence” absolutely sent me man😂😂😂😭
always a good day when it's 1911 day !
I love my Colt O1991 1911 👌 I found a new one for sale online at msrp last year somehow. My first gun and bought it sight-unseen! Beautiful. Looked up the serial number and it was made 7 years ago; new old stock. I’m glad I got it when I did. They don’t seem to be making series 80 standard 1911s like this anymore. Either just the Colt Classic 70 series, or higher end models in 80 series (combat elite, ect.)
I bought my first 1911 in may never realized what I had been missing they are fun to shoot😁😁
Been a few years since I’ve watched a Hickok video. A lot has changed - different targets, lots of sponsors, and and a few million more subs - but same great content.
We understand; those darn state prisons really ought to allow Internet access to CZcams. :-)
@@hickok45 your videos were part of my motivation for buying my first firearm about 8 years ago. Watched every single one of your first couple hundred videos! Good stuff.
Love the 1911. You should do a video compilation of gong (and maybe other far off targets) shots as you can see the bullet just before it hits much of the time. It happens a lot and is very exciting. This channel is AWESOME! Best to you and your family.
Great fun, great CZcams, and even better aim! 🤠😃
Beautiful piece
As usual, great video!
Great video Hickok45
Great video as always sir!! .... the ultimate mag pouch... my pocket! lol... brilliant! 😂😂👌🏽👍🏽👍🏽 Best wishes to you and your family my friend 👍🏽😎👌🏽🇺🇸🇺🇸
If I'm a fud so be it ..love my 1911s ..life is good
I jest about the term "Fudd" sometimes. Of course, it's used by many different people in different ways. One popular use of the term these days, though, is by folks who feel a bit guilty about about their own personal ineffective role in working for the Second Amendment, so to assuage their guilt and envy of those who ARE doing something, they are on a pathetic "witch hunt" for people they can call "Fudds." :-) Much like what we all remember in Middle School.
Love the Wilson magazines, so nice to load !!
Tripp Research is supposed to be a great magazine, but I can’t say for sure.
Chip McCormick too !!
As for the 1911, picked up a Springfield EMP-4 (10+1 9mm) 4” 1911 GREAT GUN !!!!!!!!!!
In 1991 I bought a Colt 1991 A-1 N.I.B. $450 Good shooter and no malfunctions!
Made my first trip to Buds in Lexington last weekend. Great place to shop. Told the young man at the Check Out that I was a fan of Hickock 45. He said your a good guy.
He must not know me. :-)
👍
Like magic I now get notifications when hickok45 puts up a new video! I think CZcams has been trying to reduce his view count but now all is well.
Good ole Colt
What a beautiful firearm!
now this is epic
Loving your channel
Who are the 36 idiots that gave a thumbs down on this video? As far as Im concerned,thats the same as renounceing your American Citizenship. Go to the other side of the wall. Do not pass go and do not look back until you feel the heat from Hades. Excellent video,Mr Hickock!!!! Keep up the good work,Sir.
Believe it or not, but CZcams is also available outside of the U.S. 😉 And although I live in Europe, I appreciate this gun as one of the greatest contributions to not only the American, but the whole world's history. And Mr. Hickok is indeed doing a great job showing it.
Love 1911’s. Also have some nice firearms from H&K (USP and P45). Also got a Arex Rex Zero recently. Hickok has a great attitude about the 1911’s. Think of it like classic cars. A 70 ‘Cuda might not have all the technology of the newer sports cars, but it is still a classic sports car that should be respected!
Great video. Great gun!
nice video Hickok45!🔫
Cool another place in the garden/forest shooting range ! I think most of followers would like to see Browning Hi-Power's Chapter 2...
Take care Professor !
First choice for a gun to shoot when I visited America. Lovely to shoot.
Despite the hate from striker fire fans, its one handsome handgun.
Im sure no one would argue
I'm sure someone WOULD argue; it's the way of human nature. :-)
It's not enough for most folks to simply really LIKE or BELIEVE something; they have to demonize and hate on other things different in order to prop up their own confidence and ego about their OWN beliefs.
There just HAS to be an enemy or bad guy around every corner in order for some people to be "happy."
hickok45 this world needs more acceptance, love and your videos hickok :)
Love a 1911 the trigger and an old steel american pistol
This weapon is a beauty. The design is so recognizable and iconic. It's on par with the Luger for me. I'm not a gun expert.
John Moses Browning was a genius. No other single man had as much impact on the outcome of WWII, or firearms in general, in my opinion. He created the 1911, and the M2 .50 caliber machine gun used in WWII, both are still in use today by many armed forces the world over, not just here in America. The Browning Automatic Rifle (BAR), The Browning Auto 5, and many others are also his. Designs still well known, and respected, a full century after Browning's death. Some of which are still in production. He improved or created the lever action rifle, the pump action shotgun, the auto loading pistol, and many more.
Just look up Browning's list of patents, it is as incredible as it is extensive. He pretty much created from scratch, or improved the design of almost every current firearms' original base model, or the model it was adapted from, and in some cases even developed the entire concept of that entire type of weapon system from scratch.
John Moses Browning was granted 128 US Patents for his work with firearms. In addition to his firearms patents, he also designed 7 different cartridges. The .25, .32, .38, .380, and .45 ACP, were all his designs. As well as the 9mm Browning Long. And his masterpiece the .50 BMG. If you are not familiar with his work you are not familiar with firearms, because he pretty much took the firearm from it's infancy to create what we consider the modern firearm.