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Sando182
10 years ago
Was that .45cal tracer ammo? Never seen it before. Very cool but completely out of the question at the ranges I frequent.
What about John Basilone? I wonder about his shooting technique and also what ammunition he shot (I assume it was ball ammo)? After all, he is storied in his use of the 1911 to repel hundreds of Japanese.
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Was that .45cal tracer ammo? Never seen it before. Very cool but completely out of the question at the ranges I frequent.
I assume so. And no, not at any range I know of.
no wonder so many did poorly with the 1911. thank goodness techniques have evolved for the better.
What about John Basilone? I wonder about his shooting technique and also what ammunition he shot (I assume it was ball ammo)? After all, he is storied in his use of the 1911 to repel hundreds of Japanese.
Don’t forget Owen J. Baggett.
Or Alvin York.
Seems to me they got the job done!