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Are these guys serious?
- Thread starter Fatal_Bert
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Yea I shoot lots of stuff thru it but the colibri is comically quiet like shooting a rubber band off your finger
Remember to disassemble your 1911 after the last round from the magazine is fired this will ensure that you don’t hurt your weapon.
Honestly, I grew up hearing this as a young kid and have always followed it without giving much thought. I was thinking something about dry firing was coming next.
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1911's are sensitive little creatures.
Especially Wilson Combat 1911's apparently.
Anybody remember the story?
On a more serious note, how should I cover the scratches on my Glock slide? The holster it's in is wearing the finish off.
On a more serious note, how should I cover the scratches on my Glock slide? The holster it's in is wearing the finish off.
Just don’t use them….it will harm them. I leave mine in a safe and never let the sunlight hit them either, don’t want that finish to fade any !
And another thing, don’t drive your cars. It will wear them out. While we are at it, I got a thing or two about clothing and shoes……
( Freaking idiots !! )
And another thing, don’t drive your cars. It will wear them out. While we are at it, I got a thing or two about clothing and shoes……
( Freaking idiots !! )
Don't stop your car while driving, it's really hard on the brakes. Everytime you press that brake pedal it wears down your pads and rotors, really hard on them, just don't do it.
And don't schtoop your significant other every day either. They'll get stretched and worn out over time and can be very expensive to repair or replace.
