Posted: 4/19/2014 11:29:26 AM EDT
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My dad said he would split the cost with me on a Nighthawk as a gift. But we have been going back and fourth about Nighthawk. He believes that it should strictly be a safe queen. I believe you should shoot the ever loving crap out it.
I need some opinions on it, I told him a lot of people actually shot them. Not store them in a dark hole, he thinks I'm full of it. |
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My dad said he would split the cost with me on a Nighthawk as a gift. But we have been going back and fourth about Nighthawk. He believes that it should strictly be a safe queen. I believe you should shoot the ever loving crap out it. I need some opinions on it, I told him a lot of people actually shot them. Not store them in a dark hole, he thinks I'm full of it. I put well past 5k through my old Talon 1 5 years ago. Never should have sold that gun. |
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I'm a function > fashion kinda guy, so I'd shoot the ever-lovin' shit out of it.
All of my guns are tools, not collectibles. If I have to drop down on the asphalt and slide under a truck, jump in a lake, roll down a hill, etc, the last thing I want to worry about is scratching the finish on my gun. |
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Step 1: Get a production Nighthawk 1911 45acp
Step 2: Giver her a good name Step 3: Buy a worthy holster no Fobus or Uncle Mikes Step 4: Carry her everyday Step 5: Train with her Step 6: Run the hell out of her Step 7: Keep her clean and ready to go Step 8: Repeat steps 4 through 7 Did I miss anything ??? |
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My dad said he would split the cost with me on a Nighthawk as a gift. But we have been going back and fourth about Nighthawk. He believes that it should strictly be a safe queen. I believe you should shoot the ever loving crap out it. I need some opinions on it, I told him a lot of people actually shot them. Not store them in a dark hole, he thinks I'm full of it. No offense, but I think he's full of it. Which one are you looking at? |