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Posted: 6/25/2025 1:48:02 PM EDT
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Just ordered the newer version with the slide serration cuts and rectangular H-bar, excited to see how she does. What finally sold me was the 3/4 photo (photo credit: impact guns) of the deep dish crown on the new 'fat' barrel, the old version barrel made it look odd imho. So little info out there on these pistols. As and added plus, if I ever wanted to get the pistol ported, I'm half way there! 
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"It just gets that much more exciting when it has a carry handle on it. Or tiger stripes. If you have both, then you have the John Wayne in the Green Berets size of a big win."
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Bird in hand, really like it. Trigger is excellent. Machining is excellent, quality is really good and the lower looks beefy in the right places. Square barrel is an hoot to look at. Can’t believe how reasonably priced it was. Oddly pistol had almost no preservative oil on it. The manual is terrible and Tisas customer service didn’t know the thread size to mount an optic - it’s M3 if anyone needs to know. |
"It just gets that much more exciting when it has a carry handle on it. Or tiger stripes. If you have both, then you have the John Wayne in the Green Berets size of a big win."
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Originally Posted By Buffman_LT1: I liked the square look of the barrel except my factory one had no rifling.. The replacement is now completely round. I've been trying to verify if they dropped the squared off version in favor of completely round. I never quite understand why people who are given unregistered AOWs from the factory send them back to get a Title 1 firearm. You've been gifted a supreme snake killer that will even make teenagers mind - nope, don't want it. |
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Originally Posted By backbencher: I never quite understand why people who are given unregistered AOWs from the factory send them back to get a Title 1 firearm. You've been gifted a supreme snake killer that will even make teenagers mind - nope, don't want it. |
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Originally Posted By Buffman_LT1: I still have the barrel, but I'm listening. There's maybe a faint 1/4" or so of rifling at the chamber end, but then goes smooth. I'm not sure I want to risk shooting a QC barrel flunk.. Originally Posted By Buffman_LT1: Originally Posted By backbencher: I never quite understand why people who are given unregistered AOWs from the factory send them back to get a Title 1 firearm. You've been gifted a supreme snake killer that will even make teenagers mind - nope, don't want it. I still have the barrel, but I'm listening. There's maybe a faint 1/4" or so of rifling at the chamber end, but then goes smooth. I'm not sure I want to risk shooting a QC barrel flunk.. Grab some .22 rat shot, see if you can get it apart, then make a slightly stouter load in the comparatively voluminous 5.7 case. No need to run regular 5.7 pressures. |
I sell firearms produced by the finest child labor in the world, be it Filipino, Muslim, Mormon, Arizonan, or Texan.