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I know that the following is an old, old question.
But the answer is valuable to even today's shooters.
It adds weight to the pistol as a steadying device, for shooting with only one hand at 25 and 50 yards.Quote:
Originally Posted by oak1971
Muzzle-heavy pistols feel steadier in a well-practiced hand.
Some of you have sufficient experience to know that, in NRA-bullseye-style competition, muzzle-heavy rifles also offer an advantage.
My 3 1911's with about 2 or 3 more to add in the next 5 years!!:mrgreen:
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Is that a Clackamas Kimber? Gotta be a pre-Series II but that thumb safety doesn't look like a newer Yonkers gun..
That is a Kimber Custom II. I took off the rubber grips and add Kimber's wood grips. Totally changed the look of the gun. It is almost like putting a set of rims on a car. Makes a world of difference.:smt1097Quote:
Originally Posted by VAMarine
Never seen something with that type of color scheme. I like it!Quote:
Originally Posted by CanuckPete
looks like the target was about five feet away,is that a single action revolver? you must be left handed, you looked pretty uncoordinated shooting right handed. just teasing, nice shooting!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve47