Dawg4Runner
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Good Lord that is beautiful! I dont know if I'd even fire that thing, probably just rub it with a diaper.
Thanks Hulley! This Ed Brown 1911 is my favorite pistol out of the collection. As pretty as it is, its a shooter and not a safe queen. It actually looks pretty good dirty too.
I took my wife shooting and brought a few different pistols for her to shoot. Her favorite and the one that she shot the most accurate? The Ed Brown 1911.
Her 1911 target after shooting for the first time.
I've got one of these in nickel. Never been fired. Manufactured in 1976.
Tell me - how does it shoot?
I'm not a big fan of revolvers nor a fan of double action. As with any double action revolver, it seems like it takes all day for the cylinder to rotate and the the hammer to cock back. Having said that, as far as revolvers go, this Colt Python is smooth as butter and extremely accurate. The single action is super crisp and light. The heavy 6" barrel does a great job of taming the .357 mag recoil. With .38 special, the recoil is really light.
I don't shoot it much because I just enjoy shooting my semi auto's so much more. The firearm itself is simply a work or art. From the design, to the feel to the Colt royal blueing. At this point in it's life, it's a safe queen.
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