He gives the gun a (probably not surprisingly) favorable review.
Note at about the 15:20 mark that it does not appear to have an active firing pin block.
He says "anodizing" a few times when referring to the finish on the steel parts. I assume he misspeaks and means "Parkerizing." Regardless, I assume the finish is probably some type of paint.
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Jeez!
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You know, the bastards could have done this a month & 1/2 ago.Originally Posted by Tokarev
Jeez!
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Just for the sake of thread drift, here’s a Hungarian .45 sort of High Power:
A look back at an LKCI import
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I think if I were to buy one of these Turkish clones, I’d go with SDS Ingles L9a1. This is tempting though.
Here's a look at the Tisas Regent BR9, Springfield SA-35 and the CAI Centurion 14
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Mine in Stainless. Very good shooter.
The MAC L9A1 is $399 today at Battle Hawk
https://battlehawkarmory.com/product...a8d011fd35947f
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