Ditto.Originally Posted by Willard
Ditto.
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Agree, thanks Tom. One strange twist in this whole saga is that Beretta USA is now listing the TX4 Storm on its website, right next to the 1301 comp and tactical. Don't know what to make of that -- maybe just a mistake? I seem to recall that somewhere in this monster thread it was confirmed that the TX4 had the same problem it was just slightly more difficult to induce because it doesn't have an oversize bolt release button.I'm glad you find it helpful. If I could afford it, I'd buy a couple more 1301s.
Correct on both accounts.
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
Really helpful.
Thanks Hugely !
You should package this as a combo -- including the intellectual property license and a Kevlar glove.
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
Oh, I dunno, "1301 thumb" has kind of a ring to it.
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Because you might wind up bleeding all over someone else's gun.
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1301 Thumb, of course.
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We are making an assumption based on your animated .gifs, that releasing the bolt may have an impact on the thumb with which you were pushing forward on the shells.
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I may or may not have had the bolt slam down on my thumb or finger.
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