I was talking to someone at the F Class shoot at Diggle this weekend who owns a Unicorn :-P who had heard that there is a variant of the 1911 long barrel pistol under development with a similar lever release mechanism assumed to be either 9mm or 45ACP.
Dunno how much truth there is in it but it sound like it could be fun.
Alan
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I'll try to ignore the use ofthat blasphomous term :evil: :lol:
A lever-release 1911 would be awesome, especially if the lever could be placed where the safety catch normally sits. It would take quite a bit of miniturisation though. Did the rumour mill say who was planning/making it?
A lever-release 1911 would be awesome, especially if the lever could be placed where the safety catch normally sits. It would take quite a bit of miniturisation though. Did the rumour mill say who was planning/making it?
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Sorry mate I couldn't resistBlackstuff wrote:I'll try to ignore the use ofthat blasphomous term :evil: :lol:
A lever-release 1911 would be awesome, especially if the lever could be placed where the safety catch normally sits. It would take quite a bit of miniturisation though. Did the rumour mill say who was planning/making it?
I agree if they do actually manage it I would be very interested
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f*** arse bollox s*** b******, even more money I need to save up. This is killing me!
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Mike357 wrote:f*** arse bollox s*** b******, even more money I need to save up. This is killing me!
Mike
As I said I don't know if it's actually on the cards or would even get passed off, but I know what you mean :?
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It still wouldn't be the same.......
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I think Pete Starley is working on the project, fingers crossed.........Blackstuff wrote:I'll try to ignore the use ofthat blasphomous term :evil: :lol:
A lever-release 1911 would be awesome, especially if the lever could be placed where the safety catch normally sits. It would take quite a bit of miniturisation though. Did the rumour mill say who was planning/making it?
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Not fired a 1911 but wouldn't a Beretta 92 be a good start? The slide release is right on your thumb. Or are they all like that, I know chuff all about pistols. (Too young tongueout )
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