I to love the 1911. Unfortunately, the Lee Enfield 1911 has a habit of unscrewing the gas cannister whilst shooting. First gun was second hand and assumed it was faulty . Changed it for a new one which does the same thing . Now resides in the bottom of the cabinet.
@@pm8465 ooohhh that’s not good. Sorry to hear that. The Swiss arms and milbro versions seem to be ok if that helps. Thanks for the comment and letting others know 👍
Fun tho shoot those Co2 pistols but they'll get often leaking problems. I woud prefer a spring or gasram pistol like the HW45, 70, 75 or the PCP HW40. They are more expensive but cheaper to shoot and more accurate. Cheers!
A really good one, visiting your local RFD 👍 Talking seals: I have a twenty-four year old Makarov Mk.2 which still has the original seals. This video made me realise that I’ve been very lucky. It’s the only BB pistol I have because over time I’ve come to prefer pellet pistols. Wish there was a ‘good’ RFD somewhere near where I live, you’re very fortunate
@@gardenguns Tell me about it 🤣 I do have the wife’s family in Paignton so when staying with them I combine that with a trip to Crackshot outside Newton Abbot, they’re very good
@@williamking1554 Yes, as is pointed out, the seals in the mags can cause issues. Hopefully a few drops of silicone oil in the right places helps keep the seals malleable and prevents this. Most of my 4.5mm bb and .177 co2 pistols are still going strong. Have had issues with some mags for my airsoft side arms. Great fun guns none the less though. Thanks for watching. Hope you have a great Christmas 🤶
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I to love the 1911. Unfortunately, the Lee Enfield 1911 has a habit of unscrewing the gas cannister whilst shooting. First gun was second hand and assumed it was faulty . Changed it for a new one which does the same thing . Now resides in the bottom of the cabinet.
@@pm8465 ooohhh that’s not good. Sorry to hear that. The Swiss arms and milbro versions seem to be ok if that helps. Thanks for the comment and letting others know 👍
Fun tho shoot those Co2 pistols but they'll get often leaking problems. I woud prefer a spring or gasram pistol like the HW45, 70, 75 or the PCP HW40. They are more expensive but cheaper to shoot and more accurate. Cheers!
@@rapalaron6348 Totally agree. Hope you enjoy the rest of the 12 days!
A really good one, visiting your local RFD 👍
Talking seals: I have a twenty-four year old Makarov Mk.2 which still has the original seals. This video made me realise that I’ve been very lucky.
It’s the only BB pistol I have because over time I’ve come to prefer pellet pistols.
Wish there was a ‘good’ RFD somewhere near where I live, you’re very fortunate
It is a shame that what was once in every town, is now scarce. Those that are left need our support, providing they are doing a good job that is!
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Too true 👍
You want try living in west Cornwall 🙄
@@nickwebb9290 Bit of a trek to get to Sportsmans!
@@gardenguns
Tell me about it 🤣
I do have the wife’s family in Paignton so when staying with them I combine that with a trip to Crackshot outside Newton Abbot, they’re very good
@ I used to live just outside of Honiton so Sportsmans was the place to visit. Next time I am down I’ll check out Crackshot.
I bought the Swiss Swiss Arms 1911 and the Tokyo Marui PX4.I only buy TM made from now on,just better quality.
TM are legendary in the Airsoft scene!
theyr made of cheese break to easy dont like em
@@williamking1554 Yes, as is pointed out, the seals in the mags can cause issues. Hopefully a few drops of silicone oil in the right places helps keep the seals malleable and prevents this. Most of my 4.5mm bb and .177 co2 pistols are still going strong. Have had issues with some mags for my airsoft side arms. Great fun guns none the less though. Thanks for watching. Hope you have a great Christmas 🤶