Posted: 11/30/2010 9:37:25 AM EDT
No, there wasn't a special on these  The GF unit drew the short straw, so she had to go into work on the Friday after Thanksgiving. So, being the sentitive-understanding types, a couple friends and I took some black guns out to the range to celebrate Black Friday in our own special manner. I had 5 new-used CMC 8 round powermags that had to be function checked in the EDC Pro. I ran WWB, Federal AE45A, Winchester RA45T, and Black Hills blue box. All were 230gr. The Pro was recently cleaned and lubed, but I put a few drops on the barrel before shooting. So, after 40-60 rounds of each, all the mags/loads fed, ejected, and dropped fine. Having a chance to getting back on the gun was a lot of fun, especially with the great weather, sunshine, good company, and an empty range.  |
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NICE!!!
7 of use went shooting on Black Gun Friday. I had to test out my Professional Operator. 250rds through it w/o a problem. also let 2 of my friends (that don't have 1911's) shoot my Custom Shop TRP, which in turn made them want a 1911. Got mine for $1525+tax (I added the rear sight, trigger and grips) 
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Quoted: NICE!!! 7 of use went shooting on Black Gun Friday. I had to test out my Professional Operator. 250rds through it w/o a problem. also let 2 of my friends (that don't have 1911's) shoot my Custom Shop TRP, which in turn made them want a 1911. Got mine for $1525+tax (I added the rear sight, trigger and grips) http://photosbydon.smugmug.com/photos/1099073438_RFwCB-L.jpg Ok...where'd you steal that one from? |
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No, there wasn't a special on these The GF unit drew the short straw, so she had to go into work on the Friday after Thanksgiving. So, being the sentitive-understanding types, a couple friends and I took some black guns out to the range to celebrate Black Friday in our own special manner. I had 5 new-used CMC 8 round powermags that had to be function checked in the EDC Pro. I ran WWB, Federal AE45A, Winchester RA45T, and Black Hills blue box. All were 230gr. The Pro was recently cleaned and lubed, but I put a few drops on the barrel before shooting. So, after 40-60 rounds of each, all the mags/loads fed, ejected, and dropped fine. Having a chance to getting back on the gun was a lot of fun, especially with the great weather, sunshine, good company, and an empty range. Nice pistol, nice photography
What mag/flashlight pouch is that? It looks pretty concealable. |
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Quoted: Quoted: No, there wasn't a special on these The GF unit drew the short straw, so she had to go into work on the Friday after Thanksgiving. So, being the sentitive-understanding types, a couple friends and I took some black guns out to the range to celebrate Black Friday in our own special manner. I had 5 new-used CMC 8 round powermags that had to be function checked in the EDC Pro. I ran WWB, Federal AE45A, Winchester RA45T, and Black Hills blue box. All were 230gr. The Pro was recently cleaned and lubed, but I put a few drops on the barrel before shooting. So, after 40-60 rounds of each, all the mags/loads fed, ejected, and dropped fine. Having a chance to getting back on the gun was a lot of fun, especially with the great weather, sunshine, good company, and an empty range. Nice pistol, nice photography What mag/flashlight pouch is that? It looks pretty concealable. It's a RCS pouch. While I have OWB pouches that sit tighter to the body, the fact that this pouch can fit the LX2 and a spare mag makes up for any slight difference in concealability. |
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No, there wasn't a special on these The GF unit drew the short straw, so she had to go into work on the Friday after Thanksgiving. So, being the sentitive-understanding types, a couple friends and I took some black guns out to the range to celebrate Black Friday in our own special manner. I had 5 new-used CMC 8 round powermags that had to be function checked in the EDC Pro. I ran WWB, Federal AE45A, Winchester RA45T, and Black Hills blue box. All were 230gr. The Pro was recently cleaned and lubed, but I put a few drops on the barrel before shooting. So, after 40-60 rounds of each, all the mags/loads fed, ejected, and dropped fine. Having a chance to getting back on the gun was a lot of fun, especially with the great weather, sunshine, good company, and an empty range. My 15yo Glock 19 didnt have any stoppages either 
Is that the 1911 you had me try? |