Yes that's right. I'm asking for your understanding and acceptance.
you see, I am not the way I was when I was conceived.
My parents saw me one way and I was forced to live an identity that is not my own...
you see, on the outside I look like every other 1911 in .45 acp. So you need to know, that when someone falsely claims, hey nice .45 dude, that it hurts. Little do they know that I am a 9mm on the inside. I was conceived as a .45 by my creator but now have all of the fully functional parts of a 9mm on the inside. It would be nice if people used caliber neutral terms like pistol or even 1911 instead of assuming that I am a .45 acp by my external appearance.
But now I am left with serious questions..... do I have to use a spcial shooting stall? Do I need to shoot sitting down? Perhaps I am also bi-calliber curious because there is a .22lr slide available to me... so you could say that I shoot both ways.
My spot in the safe is next to two fellow 1911s in their original caliber. I am jealous that they can feel comfortable in their "birth caliber". I suppose there is some consolation that there is an AR-15 in there with a lower marked "multi".
Will the world accept abhorrent freaks like us? Maybe if my owner bought an ar-15 in 7.62x39 or an AK in 5.56mm would I feel more at home.
In all seriousness, I took this thing out and put a few hundred rounds through it. It jammed a bit, mostly FTE but a few failures to return to battery during the first 75 rounds. after that it smoothed up and the remaining 175 rounds shot flawless. It is very accurate and feels great in the hand as a 1911 should. I have already replaced the grip safety, main spring housing, and the full length guide rod. I am probably also going to throw a fiber optic front sight on it.
It is a fun gun that doesn't serve any real purpose. A plinker and trainer for newbies.
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