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4lb trigger pull and this gun is fantastic, loved your video ty sir

The “butplate” is called a mag plate and it adds 2 rounds

Such a great firearm

Nice 1911 llama Ive seen the same model here at local pawnshop for around $350.00, thinking of buying it.

Appreciate the effort. But definitely run your brush from the chamber side out the muzzle. You can ruin your rifling doing it this way.

You did not use any cleaner, just lube oil. Also never run your brush from the muzzle end. You really need a gun cleaning kit with a mat, not the foam from the Canik gun case.

When cocking a Colt style single action revolver, regardless if it is the first, second or third click, always bring it to full cock before lowering the hammer. If you don't you will get a turn line around the cylinder. You can also get a turn line from a revolver not properly timed. A turn line is a unslightly ring around the cylinder. Even with non Colt style revolvers, bring to full cock mode before lowering the hammer.

Great detailed video! I have a question, when your slide is locked does your barrel have a bit of rattle?

Thank you, Sir, for sharing. Your video is helpful.

Just picked on of these up and taking to the range this weekend. So stoked! Love the hoodie too, BBN let’s go 🔵⚪️

My barkeep runs fine bought a six inch version would not rotate the cylinder for the 22 lr but the 22 wmr works fine in it so bought another six inch now I own 3 and happy with them even the one I can only shoot 22 wmr through and I find when I ride the fence it’s the one I carry most

Unless you have to you shouldn't clean the barrel from the muzzle end!

Buyers beware! Buy this pistol and from then on out you'll spend a fortune on ammo! Bought mine around a year and a half ago and have put like 4,000 rds through it! No issues at all. Just pick up another 1,000 rds of 115gr fmj . I'm in deep with this one lol

That grip! 😱

Love that sweatshirt!!!

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They don't come loaded? Deal breaker.

The "slide" is ported for looks and slight reduction in weight. The barrel has to be ported to reduce recoil which this one is not. Nice gun!

Its an 18 +2 clip

I have the Ruger Wrangler and can confirm that it’s a lot of fun + will fire all economical bulk ammo. Go ahead fire a couple hundred rounds - you’ll still have some $ left over. Seriously considering getting one of these.

I might get one of these for Christmas. Very excited. I'm 18 but I can own a pistol if it's gifted to me. Lots of people say these are crap and lots of people say they're incredible but honestly I think it depends on which one you get

We have owned the plain Jane model for several years, several thousand rounds downrange...the gun paid for its self long ago...other than constant screw tightening the gun has been flawless, and we kinda like the wear and tear shown on the gun...like a Timex⌚, it takes a licking and keeps on ticking...lots of folks complain about these guns, I think many more are happy shooting cheap bulk ammo at whatever they see...we've even staged the gun, with mag cylinder (another reason we chose it) in the basement (laundry down there)...for defense it isn't ideal, but it is a gun, pretty reliable, and reasonably accurate...

I received the following (I had posted on his video) from a very knowledgeable collector in Singapore and greatly appreciate his insight and information!! Thank you, again, JoFe! Very much appreciated!! @TheKerisCollector That is a fine specimen example you have there sir. Gandar iras sampir with open penduk fittings. Gandar iras means its made from a single piece of wood and not joint cut. Quite rare these days. Gorgeous hilt and mendak. Fittings are still good and looks well maintained. The blade in my assessment is definitely old. I have several of these types. Might be better to just remove the surface rust and let dry, followed by oiling. Personally I would not recommend to apply warangan onto this type of blade. The material was made to not require warangan. I’ve experimented on these blade types before and wished I had not decided to apply warangan onto it. It was way better without the warangan. The purpose of warangan is to protect the parts containing “besi baja” (iron) from rusting. The material from this type of blade somewhat is more like stainless steel in nature though the exact formulation is still inconclusive to date. My theory is, us East Asians already discovered stainless steel before the West. Not all keris were made to have warangan applied on to it. Warangan application is a fairly recent innovation from the mid 1800s. Prior to that, no mention of this in any surviving manuscripts from this region, related to the Keris.😊 - JoFe.

Isto sim q arma de Qualidade sou loco pró um deste

Mine has like a 3lb trigger factory 🏭 very interesting, i feel it kinda of light

Thanks for the detailed video! First 9mm I've ever owned so I was unsure of how to clean it.

very cool nice pistol. nice video

Great job man as always cant wait to see more

This man should be able to help

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Nice gun review I have been told by several people that those guns are fantastic. From this review it seems this is true enjoy your purchase :)

Very interesting that was a very informative piece on the history of old knives