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Sarcasmo said:
Same concept as the Kel-Tec KSG, this one is the UTS 15. Looks pretty fun, too.

http://www.utasturk.com/utas-turk-uts15_urunler-uts15.html

This dude is funny. It's like shooting with my grandpa. /shellfallsout
He's a good shot though. His handgun vids are petty cool.

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That is a really manageable looking shotgun, i dont have sound, is that 26 inches and legal?

edit: 28.5 with a 20.5 barrel. Interesting, it looks way way shorter
 
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GH0ST said:
Their 1911 isn't bad at all, but as far as 9mm goes I don't see what the draw would be as there are more popular and better rated options for only slightly more money.
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Really? I want a 1911, but have no strong inclination to buy one as I'll eventually get Grandpop's G.I. M1911

The Taurus I have is a PT145, not sure what series exactly though.
 
Sarcasmo said:
It's 28.3". It's perfectly legal. It's just a pump action shotgun.
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i wouldnt be so concerned about someone taking that away from me by the barrel in close quarters, i feel like it behaves very similarly to an AR in that video from a mobility standpoint
 
Mr. Asa said:
Really? I want a 1911, but have no strong inclination to buy one as I'll eventually get Grandpop's G.I. M1911

The Taurus I have is a PT145, not sure what series exactly though.
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It's not a sign of anything, this one just happened to be a dud. It was fine when I got it back. Had nothing to do w/ pawn shops.

It does say something about 70s series 1900s though. No firing pin block can be a hazard.
 
GH0ST said:
My house gun:

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nice, mine is pretty similar.

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Sarcasmo said:
The key with shotguns (I'm talking about pumps here) is to not treat them like they are fragile. They aren't. The only finnicky feeding and ejecting issues I have ever seen with a pump shotgun occurred when the person didn't use the proper abrupt force when handling. Wield it like a man. Semiautos are a different animal, but I've still never encountered feeding or ejecting issues with one.
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I was using an 1100. Man card in check here.
 
Mr. Asa said:
I'm confused by your response.
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I'm saying that I had a 1911 that failed, I bought it at a pawn shop. I don't think it speaks bad to pawn shops or 1911s.

It does however point out a week point in non 80s series 1911s which is they don't have a firing pin block. So if the sear does fail, you could get a hole in something.
 
G-Shock said:
I'm saying that I had a 1911 that failed, I bought it at a pawn shop. I don't think it speaks bad to pawn shops or 1911s.

It does however point out a week point in non 80s series 1911s which is they don't have a firing pin block. So if the sear does fail, you could get a hole in something.
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Gotcha. I don't think anyone is questioning the 1911, there's a reason they have been made for over a century.

Just need to be careful about buying anything used, whether it's a gun or a car or whatever.
 
Syrup Beaver said:
Not hardly.

Just requires some extra paperwork from the ATF (Form 4 typically) and a $200 tax stamp.

Unless your state is lame and has banned them.

Heck, you can even make your own on an approved Form 1 and same tax stamp.
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I'm in IL, we have some of the most Weaksauce laws in the country
 
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