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Still stronger, more reliable, and more durable then that German decorative thing, plus if completely disassemble the liger has more parts, colt is easier to take apart, clean, and put back together, you need a gun smithing degree to maintain a luger, so get off the nazi wagon or switch uniforms.
I like how 40% of this guys vids are, "Uhm ackchually.." comebacks after getting stuff seemingly wrong lol
So you would rather not be able to take the majority of it apart? Confusing.
Americans in general can’t stand hearing that anything other than what they like might be better in one way or another.
I think because its faster to remove it that way
Lmao hey man dont bother fighting with the internet too much its an endless battle with little to gain but thanks for showing all the different ways of disassembly XD
I carry the cannon mounted at the top of the stairs as my concealed carry.
Personally, i prefer a 200 pinder parrot rifle as my edc
Not a weapon i had to qualify with but how does the army manual say to disassemble it? Thats the way
Mike shinoda
I carry a 2007 ford F-150, always concealed somewhere on my person…
thing is, I have never had my GI 1911 needing stripped except for cleaning, and it is 100 times more robust than the luger, can not say the same thing for my luger about jams
I’m still confused what the point is? Is it just spite against fudds or like… what’s going on?
Those guns with a retained mainspring have more parts. The more parts, the more likely a failure. I myself will go for the lowest part gun, with the simplest construction and the 1911 fits that better than 90% of all pistols on the market.
I love your videos brother much love. Your guns your rules.
I carry a wall every I go. The very first form of defense is best.
But, why would you take apart a 1911?
Owning a few of each, I have to tell you that if you don’t take the bolt out of the Luger upper, you’re not really stripping it. Also, you don’t need a special tool to do it. The pin comes out one way and can be pushed out with a bullet tip.
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lol
I'm bellow the age of 21, and I even know how to safety check
What you mean when you say "without gravity" ? Does gravity not apply to you when you do it the other way?
you're so great at making keyboard warriors shit their pants
Well… I mean you’re still discounting the other parts of the toggle for the Luger that can be removed for cleaning and field stripping. The 1911 slide is also better suited for dealing with dirt or mud than the finely and tightly fit Luger. There’s a reason the Germans tried to get away from the Luger with the P38. And the main reason it stayed in production during WWII was because since the production lines for those pistols were still usable, it made sense to keep them going. Kinda like how our production of almost 2 million 1911s lead to congress freezing any funding for attempts to replace the 1911 post WWII.
If u think the 1911 is an easier gun to maintain u should not own a gun because clearly alot of it isnt properly cleaned
Now the creator of this vid knows that lugger is alot better because its 2 motions and lmaoo saftey checks😂 when u disassemble a gun u are literally taking firing mechinish away from where bullets sit and even if there is one in the chamber the gun automatically dis arms its self
Let's see you do in front of a DI
Right
Dude just a genuine question, why do you have such a hate boner for American weaponry and such a boner for German guns? Like seriously, you act like people are dumb for liking these guns. The American guns are usually cheaper and EASIER to produce. Please look into the logistic side of things before making an ass of yourself please…
It may still be the same parts but that looked a lot faster than the way you did it before
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Gatekeeping what is entirely preferential. What would the internet be without it?
My edc is a jute twine sling, accompanied by my rabbit skin pouch loaded up with 4 smooth river stones and a few lead slugs just for added measure
1911 fanboys moan when the wipe
If you don’t carry a spear and travel around with enough homies to form a full phalanx, you honestly aren’t taking your safety seriously
Tbh if i could have a ruger mk3 in a full size cartridge id love to carry that.
I think people just dont understand field stripping and were trying to defend tge 1911 not understanding that u need to take out the barrel to maintnance it
People just have a hard time coping with the fact that a lot of Germany's inventions were in fact a lot better than ours. Hell the 30-06 bullet was literally copied from the 8 mm. The 1903 Springfield is also considered
"The American Mauser"
For a reason as well
This is the way that I’ve always known.
I mean if our whole entire analysis is based on field stripping alone, yes the 1911 loses to the Luger
But but but but but but but 1911
Tbf, the 1911 beat out the Luger in army trials for a reason and evidently easy of field stripping isn’t it lol
A field strip is a field strip no matter what you do first.
Real men carry a German long sword as their daily carry
I like the walther p38 it was easy field strip too
Strange thing to be concerned about. Disassembly is disassembly and you still have have the same amount of loose parts. I love the 1911, but reality is reality.
Yes, but counter point:
TWO
WORLD
WARS
Gotta love armchair generals who play so much call of duty they think they’re delta force.
You do you, man! Your gun, your rules
Yeah, except the way you did it was dumber and slower then taking the slide off first
May be a bit more complicated to take down for cleaning, but a lot of servicemen loved the 1911 in the Pacific since .45 hits hard.
In the end I would argue to go with that you like in a carry pistol. I love my RIA 1911, but I also carry a 9mm since it's smaller and more compact.