Posted: 3/19/2017 1:34:31 PM EDT
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A may just have found a use for that Norinco 1911 I bought a while back.
https://www.460rowland.com/ |
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A may just have found a use for that Norinco 1911 I bought a while back. https://www.460rowland.com/ If you want to do it. buy if for cheaper, and get higher quality from the people who designed it. Clark Customs I have one and I love it. Its a handful for sure. Georgia Arms makes reasonably priced ammo for them too. Been very reliable with the correct springs and mags. Mags were a challenge. CM 10 rd mags work flawlessly. |
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IDK how I haven't heard of this but I'm so building one of these on one of my spare frames. Pretty cool you can shoot 45ACP out of them with a spring swap at the most. |
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Current conventional wisdom says that all pistol calibers do about the same thing against humans in a self defense situation, I'll bet the .460 rowland would be an exception to that rule. As an exercise in becoming better with my gun I was using 1 handgun for carry and also all of my hunting for about 10 years. I looked really hard at the .460 rowland for a couple seconds before deciding I was getting a little ridiculous. I ended up going with a 10mm for my purposes. |
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Current conventional wisdom says that all pistol calibers do about the same thing against humans in a self defense situation, I'll bet the .460 rowland would be an exception to that rule. As an exercise in becoming better with my gun I was using 1 handgun for carry and also all of my hunting for about 10 years. I looked really hard at the .460 rowland for a couple seconds before deciding I was getting a little ridiculous. I ended up going with a 10mm for my purposes. If you only want to keep one bullet size around the Rowland makes sense. My son has a G21 and the Rowland would be a good idea for him as he wants to reload someday. |
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Current conventional wisdom says that all pistol calibers do about the same thing against humans in a self defense situation, I'll bet the .460 rowland would be an exception to that rule. As an exercise in becoming better with my gun I was using 1 handgun for carry and also all of my hunting for about 10 years. I looked really hard at the .460 rowland for a couple seconds before deciding I was getting a little ridiculous. I ended up going with a 10mm for my purposes. Second shot? Recoil? why is the vaunted .44 Mag not more popular? HINT: Recoil and follow up shot. |
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It is NOT hyper-sonic enough to matter. Second shot? Recoil? why is the vaunted .44 Mag not more popular? HINT: Recoil and follow up shot. Yeah, it does jump a bit. |
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It is NOT hyper-sonic enough to matter. Second shot? Recoil? why is the vaunted .44 Mag not more popular? HINT: Recoil and follow up shot. Recoil isn't as bad as it sounds. A good comp and proper springs make it stout, but still very manageable. |