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"To begin with, my review of the new Detonics 1911 is qualified by the fact that I have not routinely carried or used any of the very good compact 1911s for personal defense for many years. In fact, I have not done so since I last owned an original Detonics back in 1977."
"It's not that these guns are not good for the job; it's just that they require more attention for their upkeep than I care to devote to a gun. As I've written in the past, the micro 1911 must have fresh springs, recoil and magazine to ensure that the gun will cycle reliably."
"Simply put, when the 1911 platform is decreased in size, there's less margin for error ... Knowing this, why do I now think I might well wind up owning ... the Detonics USA pistol?" ... |
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