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    vork08

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    Took 20 wks, but this one finally arrived. Crisp 3# trigger, and accurate. It's my first 1911 double stack, and I couldn't be happier.Screenshot 2024-08-23 212525.png

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    Leo

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    All are pretty interesting. This is a fun deal to check out different points of view and taste. No wrong answers.

    I take pause at the ones that are the blue color and orange color that is commonly used as training dummy weapons. Maybe I have led too many firearms safety classes. Maybe I am just getting old.

    I think I am going to lay down and take a nap now.
     
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    Leo said:
    All are pretty interesting. This is a fun deal to check out different points of view and taste. No wrong answers.

    I take pause at the ones that are the blue color and orange color that is commonly used as training dummy weapons. Maybe I have led too many firearms safety classes. Maybe I am just getting old.

    I think I am going to lay down and take a nap now.
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    I'm kind of old school too but "blue" guns were safe because there was no such thing as a real blue gun. Like the guy on the commercial that was 76 and used to run marathons, not any more.;)
    I remind students, if it's in the form of a gun treat it like it's loaded..

    Apologies for soiling the Platypus thread with Daggers. :shady:
     

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