You goy it in one, it is shooting low.
Thanks for the advice, I will change it tonight.
Adjustable sight is the next thing on the wish list
Cheers
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You goy it in one, it is shooting low.
Thanks for the advice, I will change it tonight.
Adjustable sight is the next thing on the wish list
Cheers
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Hi chaps, really enjoying this review as I am picking one up this month, I mainly do Practical Mini-Rifle and PSG so am looking forward to breaking in to this new discipline, I have been practising with a 1911 Air gun, and am unsure if I am going to cope with Iron sights as my eyes seem to be 'Hunting' all the time between front and rear sights which doesn't make for a quick sight picture, so I might have to Red Dot it, I asked on the four Islands forum about Pistol stances it seems the Isosceles stance is the preferred stance for Practical shooting as opposed to the weaver or modified weaver stance, any opinions on that welcome..
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Hi Guys,
I took a bit of HD video of my TSC 1911. Make sure you watch the video in either 720p or 1080p for the HD quality.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yTw-NyLlxYM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xscGhlOvJq0
Enjoy!
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I thought long barreled pistols had to be a certain length to comply with the U.K. Firearms act?Originally Posted by ShootingChannel
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They do. The TSC 1911 has a 12" barrel which is hidden under the barrel shroud (shaped like a silencer) and it also has the counter balance rod coming out the rear of the mag well to make it over 24" in total. You can't see of feel the counter balance when you shoot which is a bonus. At the end of the first video you can see the bar as i unload the gun. Its just handy that its position means it usually hidden by your arm.
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Didn't I hear you had problems with some parts bending on yours ? What was the problem.
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I found that the guide rod was rubbing very slightly which gave it a slighty rough feeling when I cycled the slide. I've taken it apart and just turned it up the other way and its fine now.
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