Wingman

While I admit to being a rabid AAP-01 fan, I am also a fan of the P09. Have had a few for several years and they do last pretty well. I do have one that I may have worn out as I am getting light hammer strikes and the trigger is doing something as well (I'll get 1 good double action trigger pull and then the next double action pull barely cocks the hammer back enough to reliably fire). But this pistol has had thousands of shots through it so It might be time to strip it down for parts. I really like the looks of the Shadow 2. It does seem to be pretty heavy and it means another batch of d

I love those older Walthers. The WE versions I've had for awhile are still going strong.

They have finally arrived at Evike, but I'm still on the fence as I'm not seeing too many positive reviews. My initial plan was to use the Mk3 slide on the Mk1 frame as I owned a real steel in that configuration many years ago (I love the coned hammer look). However, I dont know if the new slide will work on the Mk1 or if the magazines are compatible either. Has anyone tried this?

I have always loved the Detonics (I had a MC-1 many years ago and wish I hadnt been talked out of it).. How does the ARMY version hold up? I have the TM and it's always been one of may favorite "fun guns" but always wanted it in metal but didnt want to go to the expense of the kit.

Still cant get them over here yet. As for the red tape, about a year back I received a pistol ordered from Hong Kong and it came disassembled and wrapped in red tape as well. Probably the reason why it wasnt scooped up by customs who had opened it.

Thats a nice group you have there. Where did you get the ACRO?

Very nice. Dont let it go..unless to me (lol)

Oh my goodness.. my Grandfather taught me how to shoot a pistol with that exact model (he also had a 6 inch target length barrel that came with it). Then went on to a S&W 1917 revolver (I still have it and its in great shape), a trophy Luger and a 1911a1. I'd love to find one of those Colt Woodsman pistols. I never knew they existed. Even if its just a springer..I dont care.

Is that a kit build? Thats a nice 1911. More details please.

Wonderful P226. Every time I see pictures like these I break out my WE P226R and WE P226 Mk 25 and put a few magazines through them. It's truly a classic pistol.

Just started making the list of the few movies that he is in and not in my collection. Have all the Bond films, The Longest Day, A Bridge Too Far, Zardoz (cough cough) and some others. I still remember my parents taking me to see You Only Live Twice at the cinema when it came out. Good times. Good actor. Will be missed. Nice PPK!

Very well done review. Certainly an interesting pistol and it's always nice to see something new brought out. I will certainly be interested in future, long term use reports.

Very nice. I especially like the look of that style RMR on the smaller G19.

That BRRRRT 4 is pretty sweet. When you fit the brace, did you dremel the brace or the pistol?

How well do these pistols hold up as I'm starting to get the itch?

This is available to me from Evike. I really like the look and most of the performance reports you are giving. However, you do make mention of some issues that concern me. For what this pistol costs, I dont like the possibility that its not going to be "ready to go right out of the box". I'd like to hear more from other owners before I spend good money on this. I am looking forward to your next installment. You've done a great job with this.

How about a STEN like stock? I actually enjoy some of these conglomerations.

I like it. I'd buy one. Put a thread adapter on it and find a light weight surpressor and I'd be good to go. After nearly two months of "stay at home" I've spent my time repairing my TM PX4 (it works fine now), Sci-Fi ing out a H8R revolver (looks funky and shoots great) and took a WE ISSC M22 and threw on a Ace1Arms Red Dot sight and mount for a TM G Series (perfect fit), Guarder G17 front sight, Nightstick weapon light (the only one that includes a mounting plate that actually fits that rail), a threaded barrel adapter and use WE "light-weight" G17 magazines. Wonder of wonders, it shoot

Oops, looked to be more "well worn" than the other picture. Like the look.

Wait...you have two of these?! Thats just not no fair. I renew my earlier statement "Give it to me. I must have it now". Actually, I like the fact that you are actually "fielding" this one a lot, which is where it belongs. Very envious. Good for you.

The hits just keep on comming!

I think I saw it on their site yesterday (Boomarms). I'm not sure what the shipping issues are with them at this time.

Kongsberg M1914 is just plain wonderful. Always liked the look. TM would do well for itself to make one before bringing out another "plain" 1911 or Hi-Capa. Base the system on the new M45A1 gas system. While they are at it, they can make a actual Combat Commander (without the coned barrel)!

Give it to me! I must have it now (lol). What set it off for me is the slight touches of wear on some of the edges. That Sure Fire light set up is also nice. How does it shoot?

I like it!