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12-08-2012, 11:21
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What a minute.....that youtube toolbag is the guy the OP is worshipping??? Are you kidding me. I expected him to be Gaston's step father or something.
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12-08-2012, 11:39
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#77
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Originally Posted by ctfireman
What a minute.....that youtube toolbag is the guy the OP is worshipping??? Are you kidding me. I expected him to be Gaston's step father or something.
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I know, next thing you know the OP will be taking anti ambush tactics classes from him
like how to drive a stick shift car 
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Originally Posted by oISHUTupNrocKIo
He's actually wrong, after 8-9 shots with a 9mm bullet, you actually get a text on your phone saying "You are being shot at by a 9mm, don't worry, just ignore him and walk away."
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12-08-2012, 11:53
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Originally Posted by fnfalman
He's so sexy, I'd hit it!!!
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12-08-2012, 11:53
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[QUOTE=raven11;19713066]I know, next thing you know the OP will be taking anti ambush tactics classes from him
You mean like this one:
http://youtu.be/fUDEl9Rx-H0
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12-08-2012, 11:56
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Originally Posted by coleslaw
So I don't know if RECOIL is still popular with Glocktalk folks after the Jerry Tsai comments, but I still like to read it.
Anyway the last issue of the year came out and there is a article title "Kicking Tires On A 1911 Pistol" in which the author helps potential buyers of a 1911 pistol what to be weary of when buying used. I think the article was supposed to excite the reader about buying/owning a 1911 but all it did for me was scare me out of a 1911.
The problems/issues that the 1911 is plagued with has made me realize how blessed I am that I own Glocks and HK's. It made me realize truly how much the polymer pistols have changed the game. The author listed problems such as cracked frames, cracked grip panels, loose plunger tubes, barrel bushing cracks, and even damaged extractors and slide stops are the norm. The author mentioned that these are all common problems with 1911's... Things that should be expected with the 1911 pistol. And this is too throw on top of the more vigorous maintenence you must do to a 1911 to keep it running as effecient as a dirty Glock. I've never owned a 1911, but I've always wanted too just because the cool factor, beauty and history but I think I'll stick with my low maintenence polymer guns.
I know the 1911 guys can get real butt hurt about any bad talk about the 1911 so I'll just apologize now and get it out of the way. I think James Yeager said it best with 1911 guys... "A 1911 that works correctly is just as rare as a Glock that doesn't"... Now let the hate speech rain down on me.
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No one is entitled to be ignorant, yet it appears that You are proud of it. Good job there!
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12-08-2012, 11:57
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[quote=carloglock19;19713102]
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Originally Posted by raven11
I know, next thing you know the OP will be taking anti ambush tactics classes from him
You mean like this one:
http://youtu.be/fUDEl9Rx-H0
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funny he uses nothing he teaches during a actual ambush
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Quote:
Originally Posted by oISHUTupNrocKIo
He's actually wrong, after 8-9 shots with a 9mm bullet, you actually get a text on your phone saying "You are being shot at by a 9mm, don't worry, just ignore him and walk away."
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12-08-2012, 12:05
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[quote=raven11;19713116]
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Originally Posted by carloglock19
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Maybe he was calling for close air support from cover. 
Yeah that was not part of his training video, maybe it was a lessons learned video from the sidelines. 
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12-08-2012, 12:13
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Quote:
Originally Posted by coleslaw
So I don't know if RECOIL is still popular with Glocktalk folks after the Jerry Tsai comments, but I still like to read it.
Anyway the last issue of the year came out and there is a article title "Kicking Tires On A 1911 Pistol" in which the author helps potential buyers of a 1911 pistol what to be weary of when buying used. I think the article was supposed to excite the reader about buying/owning a 1911 but all it did for me was scare me out of a 1911.
The problems/issues that the 1911 is plagued with has made me realize how blessed I am that I own Glocks and HK's. It made me realize truly how much the polymer pistols have changed the game. The author listed problems such as cracked frames, cracked grip panels, loose plunger tubes, barrel bushing cracks, and even damaged extractors and slide stops are the norm. The author mentioned that these are all common problems with 1911's... Things that should be expected with the 1911 pistol. And this is too throw on top of the more vigorous maintenence you must do to a 1911 to keep it running as effecient as a dirty Glock. I've never owned a 1911, but I've always wanted too just because the cool factor, beauty and history but I think I'll stick with my low maintenence polymer guns.
I know the 1911 guys can get real butt hurt about any bad talk about the 1911 so I'll just apologize now and get it out of the way. I think James Yeager said it best with 1911 guys... "A 1911 that works correctly is just as rare as a Glock that doesn't"... Now let the hate speech rain down on me.
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Did he really say "common?"
If he did he just showed just how little he knows. And how biased.
We are allowed to carry 1911s at work. I am the only one so far to have a problem with mine. And that was an aftermarket safety lever. I went with Colt, and did the work myself this time, and there are been no problems so far.
Let me put it this way. If you think Glocks are the best firearms ever then you will never understand a 1911.
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Freakin' awsome!! Kickin it old school. Hot sheet on the dash. The report was probably only two sentences. Long live Rencko and Bobbie Hill!--WhiskeyT
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12-08-2012, 12:42
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Originally Posted by mac66
I've owned many 1911s since the 1970s. I carried one by choice on duty. I built them into competition guns in the 1980s. I was a devotee of Jeff Cooper. I love 1911s.
I do not agree with Recoil magazine's assessment of the 1911 but when it comes down to it and with all due respect to the 1911, I don't think you can find a better service pistol than a Glock.
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:cough:M&P:cough:
Seriously though, maybe it' because I have to inspect a lot of Glocks every year at work but I am less than thrilled with them. I really want to go to the M&P school, maybe pick one up and shoot the piss out of it.
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I wonder if your assessment of "The Wizard of Oz" would sound something like "A teenaged orphan runs away with three psychotic AD/HD patients and a little dog. She kills the first two women she meets." --Sinecure 07/03/2006
Freakin' awsome!! Kickin it old school. Hot sheet on the dash. The report was probably only two sentences. Long live Rencko and Bobbie Hill!--WhiskeyT
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12-08-2012, 12:53
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Quote:
Originally Posted by fnfalman
He's so sexy, I'd hit it!!!
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Last guy I saw posing like that didn't care for girls much.
Be careful what you ask for fnfalman!
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12-08-2012, 12:57
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Originally Posted by faawrenchbndr
Last guy I saw posing like that didn't care for girls much.
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I'm in Kommiefornia. It's ALL good.
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12-08-2012, 13:02
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OP should be beat with a 1911 for shaming coleslaw.
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12-08-2012, 13:03
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That's gayer than three guys pumping four guys.
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I wonder if your assessment of "The Wizard of Oz" would sound something like "A teenaged orphan runs away with three psychotic AD/HD patients and a little dog. She kills the first two women she meets." --Sinecure 07/03/2006
Freakin' awsome!! Kickin it old school. Hot sheet on the dash. The report was probably only two sentences. Long live Rencko and Bobbie Hill!--WhiskeyT
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12-08-2012, 13:11
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Originally Posted by faawrenchbndr
Last guy I saw posing like that didn't care for girls much.
Be careful what you ask for fnfalman! |
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12-08-2012, 13:24
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12-08-2012, 13:31
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Quote:
Originally Posted by coleslaw
I think James Yeager said it best with 1911 guys... "A 1911 that works correctly is just as rare as a Glock that doesn't"...
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glock fanbois are funny
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12-08-2012, 13:46
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[quote=raven11;19713116]
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Originally Posted by carloglock19
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Hmm, is it SOP to bail out on the contact side with this guy? In this instance, it looked like contact right yet I see them bailing out (and one even runs in front of the camera on his way to find cover) on the passenger side. Hmm, I seem to recall another similar video like this. Lemme see now, what was that one, hmm, uhh, oh yeah, freakin' Iron Man where the SF troop bails out on the hot side and is quickly blasted by the muj! I always liked that scene so I can get a very good reference for my students of how NOT to do this sort of thing during a bailout! Me thinks that this is another example of while one may do the job, that doesn't mean they were any good at it!
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12-08-2012, 13:52
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[quote=raven11;19713116]
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Originally Posted by carloglock19
funny he uses nothing he teaches during a actual ambush
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As long as he's gone home safe...
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12-08-2012, 13:56
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What happened to 'slaw?
He started this mess than ran for shelter 
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12-08-2012, 14:08
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Originally Posted by bac1023
Sounds like you need to gain some real world knowledge before posting. Why post when you're obviously clueless of the subject matter?
Yeager is a moron and I've sent him some choice words on a few occasions.
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I was thinking along the same lines. Why post when there so clueless and close minded.
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12-08-2012, 14:18
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Must have been due to limp wristing, LOL.
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12-08-2012, 14:30
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Originally Posted by Bob Hafler
I was thinking along the same lines. Why post when there so clueless and close minded.
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It's called trolling, unfortunately. 
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12-08-2012, 15:01
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Originally Posted by Cochese
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this is the guy that pulls up next to you at a light...in a 30 foot high pick up, blasting molly hatchet, rebel flag hat, and a set of swinging truck nuts.
the webster's definition of Dou**bag.
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12-08-2012, 15:44
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Originally Posted by jakebrake
this is the guy that pulls up next to you at a light...in a 30 foot high pick up, blasting molly hatchet, rebel flag hat, and a set of swinging truck nuts.
the webster's definition of Dou**bag.
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12-08-2012, 17:25
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Originally Posted by Zombie Steve
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The other pistols owe well, but that busted P7 is bringing tears to my eyes 
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Glock is a peasants weapon made for the masses. 1911's are for people that know better.
This Yeager piece of **** is a coward! He should have been
hung for his ****ing actions that got good men killed.
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