mike7mm08":zuxycdw5 said:Well if the black diamond plate background is any indication we will be seeing yet another defense or tactical gun. Oh goody :roll:
Do you really expect them to do something different than their cheap-to-manufacture "HARD-R" line? Hey, metal costs money! And it's (apparently) hard to get those revolver barrels on straight. We can't have expenses cutting into the CEO's bonus, you know.mike7mm08":3lu3195v said:Well if the black diamond plate background is any indication we will be seeing yet another defense or tactical gun. Oh goody :roll:
Fulmanate":3qj8whgw said:mike7mm08":3qj8whgw said:Well if the black diamond plate background is any indication we will be seeing yet another defense or tactical gun. Oh goody :roll:
Can I ask whats wrong with that? What would you like to see?
mike7mm08":5pstmrh7 said:Fulmanate":5pstmrh7 said:Can I ask whats wrong with that? What would you like to see?
Nothing wrong with that. Just wish Ruger would think about those who want something more traditional. Ruger has been making some neat new guns in the Hard R line. But they seemed to have forgot us dinosaurs thats all.
deadduck357":1pytljee said:If it's a 1911, please let it have an external extractor and a light rail.
Cheesewhiz":3p6hqy4a said:deadduck357":3p6hqy4a said:If it's a 1911, please let it have an external extractor and a light rail.
...and etch Kimber on the slide...Yeech... :shock:
Cheesewhiz":20eu9tx4 said:The addition of a external extractor on the 1911 is the answer to a problem that never existed.
Some 1911 fans even blame the 9mm guys for push for them on 1911's a few years back, because most 9mm's have external extractors.
I'm a 9mm guy but the standard extractor (internal) has worked very well on 1911's for about a hundred years.
deadduck357":2mvzrx5d said:Cheesewhiz":2mvzrx5d said:The addition of a external extractor on the 1911 is the answer to a problem that never existed.
Some 1911 fans even blame the 9mm guys for push for them on 1911's a few years back, because most 9mm's have external extractors.
I'm a 9mm guy but the standard extractor (internal) has worked very well on 1911's for about a hundred years.
Read up on some of John Browning history, he has noted that one improvement he wanted to do to the 1911 design was add an external extractor, he noted that it would increase its reliability.