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09-25-2015, 02:03 AM
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 From every thing I have read indoor ranges won't allow that little fire breathing zipper to be fired indoors.
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COTEP #CBOB0589 AMERICAN BY BIRTH SOUTHERN BY THE GRACE OF GOD 5-45 Colts,4- 1911's ,4 -44 Mags.,5- 44 Specials, 4- 357 Mags,2 38 Special, 1 9x18 Cz.,4- 22 L.R.s not done yet and not counting rifles and shotguns 
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10-06-2015, 01:32 AM
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 I got that cleared and I am happy to say the next 49 rounds went through it without a hitch  . The noise and muzzle blast of that round is big but it has very little felt recoil or muzzle jump which brought the front sight back in place almost instantly. The other bonus is it is very accurate. I switched over to the 9mm barrel and fired 150 more rounds. I was expexting to have to adjust the sights but surprisingly it shot to the point of aim as the 22 TCM also quite accurately. All 200 rounds were inside of a 8 " target at 15 yards offhand firing rather quickly. The weight of the pistol sure makes it a pleasure to shoot, The was a few times when the slide would not lock open after the mag was empty. I disassembled the mags and made sure the springs were in correctly and did the stretch the spring trick and now all 3 mags lock the slide at least at the workbench. I will find out for sure as I hope to get out again later this week I like this pistol combo
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COTEP #CBOB0589 AMERICAN BY BIRTH SOUTHERN BY THE GRACE OF GOD 5-45 Colts,4- 1911's ,4 -44 Mags.,5- 44 Specials, 4- 357 Mags,2 38 Special, 1 9x18 Cz.,4- 22 L.R.s not done yet and not counting rifles and shotguns
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