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Your 1911 is its own toolbox.

5 Responses to “Toolbox”

  1. Mr. B Says:

    Browning was indeed a genius. Having said that, using the parts of a 1911 as disassembly/reassembly tools is hard on them, and should be done only when proper tools are unavailable. The wear on the assorted gun parts is considerable.

    It’s always fun to get a bet going when people don’t believe that a 1911 can be detail stripped without any tools.

  2. SPQR Says:

    Next: Your Glock is Tupperware.

  3. Jeff the Baptist Says:

    “Your 1911 is its own toolbox.”

    Unless you put a FLGR in it…

  4. Weer'd Beard Says:

    Or just about any after-market parts. Most modern Hammer plungers won’t drift pins. Lots of grip screws won’t be undone with a cartridge rim, or a magazine floorplate. Many magazines don’t have a thin metal floorplate…

  5. Jeffer's son Ian Says:

    The floorplate of a GI magazine is sized to depress the recoil spring plug and turn the barrell bushing under control. It works quite well, but does scuff the floorplate up pretty good.

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