They are 25 quid at mcavoys I got an extra one while there only thing is the base pad isn't as deep with the extra onemorph007 wrote:Afternoon all,
Pick one of these up a few days ago and loving it. Just need more mags, any suggestions of where to pick some up cheaper then £40?
New GSG 1911 - First impressions
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I should be down wdrpc with mine on Tuesday afternoon if you go there thenLes wrote:That's a nice looking pistol. I keep playing the "yes/no - should I/shouldn't I" game, but I'm really starting to get seriously tempted.
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Today's moral is don't use something in a comp which has not been thoroughly tested first or one will fall flat on ones face.
I now know that more than 12 rounds in GSG mag doesn't work well. aaarggh
On the plus side the scope is still working and secure after 400 rounds. Threadlock is fab

I now know that more than 12 rounds in GSG mag doesn't work well. aaarggh
On the plus side the scope is still working and secure after 400 rounds. Threadlock is fab

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sidawson,sidawson wrote: They are 25 quid at mcavoys I got an extra one while there only thing is the base pad isn't as deep with the extra one


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At least it was working before you left the range. Even if it was after the score sheets had been handed in.38Super wrote:Today's moral is don't use something in a comp which has not been thoroughly tested first or one will fall flat on ones face.![]()
I now know that more than 12 rounds in GSG mag doesn't work well. aaarggh
On the plus side the scope is still working and secure after 400 rounds. Threadlock is fab
If you mess about with it before the Bisley match you had better test it otherwise I am really going to rip the p*** out of you


I think you will improve the way the gun transitions if you loose that dummy surpressor off the barrel. Every little bit of weight is mass that you have to move then stop again as you transition between targets.
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Hi 38Super, maybe it's me but I cant find any Novak Red dot mounts, where did you get yours.38Super wrote:Fitting the sight was a bit of a pain as I didn't know that it has a 'Novak' dovetail not a standard one. I'm hoping that fitting the red dot isn't going to affect the reliability.
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I am indeed .... I look forward to seeing it.sidawson wrote:I should be down wdrpc with mine on Tuesday afternoon if you go there thenLes wrote:That's a nice looking pistol. I keep playing the "yes/no - should I/shouldn't I" game, but I'm really starting to get seriously tempted.

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http://www.brownells.co.uk/epages/UK.sf ... /296000137morph007 wrote:Hi 38Super, maybe it's me but I cant find any Novak Red dot mounts, where did you get yours.
There's room for all Gods creatures, next to the mash and gravy :)
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If you use this type with the centre locking screw make sure you use a spreader plate as per the factory rearsight otherwise you can bend the slide metal enough to interfere with the firing pin causing light strikes.phaedra1106 wrote:http://www.brownells.co.uk/epages/UK.sf ... /296000137morph007 wrote:Hi 38Super, maybe it's me but I cant find any Novak Red dot mounts, where did you get yours.
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I know what you mean about the shroud. I tried shooting without it but didn't like the balance as much.Brookers wrote:At least it was working before you left the range. Even if it was after the score sheets had been handed in.
If you mess about with it before the Bisley match you had better test it otherwise I am really going to rip the p*** out of youtoday you had my sympathy, I hope you have learned your lesson
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I think you will improve the way the gun transitions if you loose that dummy surpressor off the barrel. Every little bit of weight is mass that you have to move then stop again as you transition between targets.
No other fettling is planned at this stage other than seeing if I can sort the 13th round feed issue and possibly a bevelled magwell.
The only other thing to do is practice as much as possible.
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