dukeofurl
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Anyone try these out yet?
Seems to be a bit of a handful for $530.
Seems to be a bit of a handful for $530.
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Para Warthog?
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22/22mag
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I have a Warthog ,the promlem was a last round nose-diving in both mags.I Changed the mag springs with Wolf springs and gun shoots everything FMJ,hollow points no jams,stalls,missfires.
This is a small powerfull 10+1 .45 gun ,so lock your wrist or hold with both hands it will jump .
After a while I can shoot fast one handed and get good hits from 35-45 feet .I am very happy with this gun but check other gun sites for more info.
The price was $200 lower then other small 1911s.
This is a small powerfull 10+1 .45 gun ,so lock your wrist or hold with both hands it will jump .
After a while I can shoot fast one handed and get good hits from 35-45 feet .I am very happy with this gun but check other gun sites for more info.
The price was $200 lower then other small 1911s.
Check out http://forums.1911forum.com/
Go to the para forum. There have been a few reviews on these, most of the owners seemed very satisfied. And I agree with 22/22 mag on the price, if you shop around, it seems like the other companies charge more for the smaller more concealable gun than for their bigger versions.
Go to the para forum. There have been a few reviews on these, most of the owners seemed very satisfied. And I agree with 22/22 mag on the price, if you shop around, it seems like the other companies charge more for the smaller more concealable gun than for their bigger versions.
Amish_Bill
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I'm reasonably tempted...
(then again, I'm easily tempted... ;-)
(then again, I'm easily tempted... ;-)
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