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Echo Delta
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Приєднався 13 сер 2006
2nd Amendment Enthusiast. Avid gun collector. Passionate about connecting with other firearms enthusiasts and growing this channel to offer more content at better quality.
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Alien VS 2011s: There Can Only Be One King
A competitive look between the Laugo Arms Alien and how it stacks up to the top 2011s (double-stack 1911s) in the market. Shown here going head-to-head with the Hayes Custom Cobra, it's a very tough task to declare a winner. Tune in to find out which is crowned King.
Build list:
Hayes Cobra
-Surefire X300U-A
-Holosun 508T-GR
Laugo Alien
-Streamlight TLR-VIR II
-Sig Sauer Romeo 3 MAX
Music: Whenever
Musician: LiQWYD
Music: Take it
Musician: LiQWYD
#2011 #alien #1911 #gunreview #pewpew #pewpewlife #loadout #staccato #atlasgunworks #hayes #nighthawkcustom #platypus
Build list:
Hayes Cobra
-Surefire X300U-A
-Holosun 508T-GR
Laugo Alien
-Streamlight TLR-VIR II
-Sig Sauer Romeo 3 MAX
Music: Whenever
Musician: LiQWYD
Music: Take it
Musician: LiQWYD
#2011 #alien #1911 #gunreview #pewpew #pewpewlife #loadout #staccato #atlasgunworks #hayes #nighthawkcustom #platypus
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Korth Super Sport STX: NO RECOIL!!!
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A review of an ultra-rare revolver from Germany called the Korth Super Sport STX. Imported by Nighthawk Custom and sharing much of the same manufacturing culture, Korth makes the world's finest revolvers. "One gun, one gunsmith" is a moniker that both Korth and Nighthawk both share. As functional works of art, these revolvers demand attention and perform like no other. Find out why! #pewpewlife...
Rock River Arms Custom 1911: Best I've Ever Owned!
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A review of a 1911 that caught me off guard in the best way describable. Rock River Arms used to build custom 1911s that were truly remarkable. Whether they decide to carry on or let the past stay in the rear view is the question. What I can confirm is that it's the best 1911 I've ever owned 🥹. Find out why! #gunreview #gun #1911 #1911pistol #rockriverarms #pewpew #pewpewlife #pewpewpew #surefire
Kimber KDS9C Rail: Poor Man's EDC-X9?
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Kimber KDS9C Rail: Poor Man's EDC-X9?
Meprolight M22: No Batteries? No Problem!
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Meprolight M22: No Batteries? No Problem!
Hayes Custom Cobra HC1911: The Best 2011 You've Never Heard Of
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Hayes Custom Cobra HC1911: The Best 2011 You've Never Heard Of
Jacob Grey TWC-9: Move Over Staccato P???
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Jacob Grey TWC-9: Move Over Staccato P???
Guncrafter Industries No Name Stainless 1911: Custom 1911 Perfection
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Guncrafter Industries No Name Stainless 1911: Custom 1911 Perfection
FN Five-Seven MRD Mk3: 5.7 Reasons To Love It
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FN Five-Seven MRD Mk3: 5.7 Reasons To Love It
Langdon Tactical Beretta 92X Performance: Staccato P Rival?
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Langdon Tactical Beretta 92X Performance: Staccato P Rival?
Laugo Arms Alien: Best Shooting 9mm?
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Laugo Arms Alien: Best Shooting 9mm?
Desert Eagle MK XIX: IMI Vs Magnum Research
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Desert Eagle MK XIX: IMI Vs Magnum Research
Sig P229 Legion SAO RXP: To Holster Perfection
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Sig P229 Legion SAO RXP: To Holster Perfection
RIX Tourer T20 Night Vision Rifle Scope: Unboxing And Review
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RIX Tourer T20 Night Vision Rifle Scope: Unboxing And Review
Desert Eagle 50AE: Inspired By Bullet Tooth Tony
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Desert Eagle 50AE: Inspired By Bullet Tooth Tony
20 Years Later: The Best Guns I've Owned
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20 Years Later: The Best Guns I've Owned
Observational Thermal Optics: How Useful Are They?
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Observational Thermal Optics: How Useful Are They?
Kriss Vector SDP: Worth Your Money???
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Kriss Vector SDP: Worth Your Money???
Century Arms AP5-M: Can't Pass It Up!
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Century Arms AP5-M: Can't Pass It Up!
FN FNX-45 Tactical: 50 Shades Of BEAST!
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FN FNX-45 Tactical: 50 Shades Of BEAST!
IWI Tavor 7: The Best Battle Rifle Today
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IWI Tavor 7: The Best Battle Rifle Today
How To Mount A Riflescope: EAW Ultralite Perfection!
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How To Mount A Riflescope: EAW Ultralite Perfection!
Walther Q5 SF Match Pro: 2011 Competitor?
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Walther Q5 SF Match Pro: 2011 Competitor?
Ed Brown FX-2: A 1911 Built For Optics
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Ed Brown FX-2: A 1911 Built For Optics
Battlefield 4 made me fall in love with it. Now I'm using it in every game that has it.
Stunning pistol…is this aluminum or steel grip?
This one's aluminum, but they also offer steel. Steel would take it to the next level though 🤤
I get why people complain about the mag capacity. But Beretta 92X Performance was designed to compete in IPSC Production. Majority of the market whom this is sold to competes in IPSC. Some higher-level matches even require fixed capacity 15-round mags.
Okay. I'm back. And I had to watch very attentively because I have an issue with my brand new, never fired Origin and thought I may be able to figure it out watching your video. Skip to the end; the function check. Dude, I cannot rack my charging handle. It feels like it is locked or hung up on something. It will not charge. If this makes any difference, my ejection port door is closed. With our without a magazine, it don't charge. And looking from under, I can't even tell if the bolt is all.the way forward or not. It looks half way. But I could be wrong. When looking into the magazine well, I see half a bolt and half a black section. What am I doing wrong?
It sounds like your bolt may not be aligned in the track or that it's locked into battery for some reason. I wouldn't risk it and would take it to a gunsmith, but my money says they will just bump rack it off a table to get it loose anyway.
man for the cost on all what i spend through out the years... im leaning to the something like your, but in a 10" barrel and a brace to become a pistol. bet that would knock off about 6 more ounces. being a 4lb Pistol! better yet... make it a 308 to get the suppressor and such. because 308 works well for suppressed and 500-1000 yard shots depending what length the barrel is. i always been wanting a mountain rifle where i can pack on just random trips in my backpack. or for shtf.
That would be a badass build! Just need to ensure reliability with the right buffer, spring, etc. I'd absolutely get an adjustable gas block as well.
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How shameless! All the problems that the Meprolight M21 had still exist. The only thing that has changed is the chassis. The selection only has two styles of reticle. It seems that they think their customers are stupid.😂🎉
Not sure what problems you're referring to. Any dual illuminated optic will always be outperformed by battery optics when it comes to brightness, but the M21 had been perfectly fine in battle for a long time, as did the original ACOG. If you really need more illumination, they sell the plug in that's battery powered for extra brightness. Other than that, it's a tank and it will never die on you, day or night. Not perfect, but it works
why do they have very wide mag wells? i mean... they dont have to fit an AR15 size magazine. I have yet to find an smg that has the same same magwell as their magazine
The mp5 does, and it's a bitch to load it quickly and in stressful situations. Definitely appreciate the magwell.
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Hi, can you tell me where the gold mag basepad is from, thanks.
You can get them from Atlas Gunworks
As he drably says “lol”… could’ve just chuckled 😅
Perhaps it was meant to be "drably" in order to emphasize sarcasm? Mind, blown! 🤯
One of my most favorite high capacity 45's. Amazing!!!
APC223?🤢🤮
I just bought it a few weeks ago for just under 1k. I didn't even look it up. I went to buy a 1911 45. Then I saw this bad boy. After feeling a few of the guns, I came back to this FN. One of the owners told me, this is the one to buy. He's wanted to buy one, but hadn't 'pulled the trigger' yet. I took his word for it. It appears, I made a good decision. I just bought my suppressor. It cost more than the gun once you include the 1934 tax stamp that thankfully hasn't seen a word call "inflation" aka "greed". Good thing is, I don't plan on ever selling it. Apparently, it's an AMAZING .45 to have after all these years. I don't have small hands and that appears to be a plus. Feels so good in my hands. Even though I'm technically left handed, I shoot right. But, the gun does not care a bit about my hands. The gun is ambidextrous. It's a very nice touch that thanks to my apparent disability, doesn't matter. The main thing to know about this masterpiece is if you have small hands, DO NOT BUY IT.
Great feedback and agree on all points.
I have heard of people having issues with a quad rail on the shockwave how has yours held up?
Only issue has been getting knuckle bite from the ear that mounts near the grip. In retrospect, I would've never put that rail on.
Amazing gun, my dad did owned the MK1 .357 that he got in the late 80s, but please every time your finger got close or on the trigger i get nervous. its just he drilled trigger etiquette hard into me and by brothers souls
major compensation going on there.
Wow - that is the dirtiest shooting range i've ever seen... or is it just a back alley somewhere?
😂. Yeah, but thankfully, it no longer exists. They opened a new facility that's much nicer now
@EchoDelta2A welcome back after 12 years! Lol. I had one locally too here in Virginia that looked similar but not quite as bad. Turned out they failed ait quality for lead exposure... hopefully I didn't get too exposed over the years lol. You still got the SCAR? Mine is a 17s FDE. I found this video looking for examples of EOTECH because I'm too afraid mine will break on the 17s.
Funny enough, I just had a factory tour at Eotech yesterday. They literally recoil test their optics on a SCAR scale 😂. You'll definitely be fine with one on there.
@EchoDelta2A I have both the XPS and EXPS, but I don't like the weight of the EXPS on the SCAR so hopefully the XPS can also handle it. It is depth rated for only 1/3 of the EXPS so that has lead to rumors about there being differences beyond just a qd attachment. Good to hear.
Woox furniture and crimson trace saddle laser is my setup love it
I came across a Carne customs 2011 video but they don't have much. Could you make a review on one? Thanks!
Unfortunately, don't have one of those. They look badass though. Hopefully on my list soon.
Dang i got the ap5 and love it now i want a shorty.
What optics would you recommend for this gun?
An Aimpoint T2 would be ideal, but any low mounted red dot would do.
@@EchoDelta2A thanks man!! But what about the EOTech sight in the video? Would you refrain from recommending that?
I feel it sits a little higher than I'd like, so it wouldn't be ideal
Where can I get a heat shield that actually fits the Shockwave?
Looks like this one should work: www.shotgunheatshield.com/mossberg-shockwave-heat-shield-590-shotgun-12-gauge-custom-rough-modified/
Boy ole boy this baby is clean 🧼
Ohhhh yes, they are very well made. Very accurate, shame can't use the boom stick grip.
I own an Alien and have put thousands of rounds through it in competition. I do not have very much experience with 2011 guns but the Alien did outshoot my two CZ competition guns to the point where I sold them.
Definitely can understand that. You'd be impressed with certain 2011s, but I definitely still believe you'd come away thinking they still can't top the Alien
Questions as the video goes along: 1. 1:30 Gas Plug: It is loose by design. How do you ensure it does not unscrew with cycle of functioning of the weapon? Any suggestions while dialing in the gas pressure (5-8 feet) and then some safe means of that plug remaining static, unable to move freely?? 2. 2:51 Raising of the Dust Cover/Recoil Spring Assembly Removal: Do you need to ensure there is no tension on that spring prior to opening? Do you need to "ride the charging handle forward" to relieve the pressure prior to disassembly? Or is the spring always in the same position for recoil regardless and does NOT require any relief of coil pressure? 3. 10:30 Is there a front and back of that rubber bushing or it doesn't matter? The video shows what looks to be a curved design to the rear. 4. 10:53 Recoil Spring Retention is specific (angled lip facing forward). 5. 11:35 Recoil Spring. is that basically the designed tension at all times, except for when firing the weapon? Can that spring ever get coiled to high pressure prior to disassembly?
1) I honestly can't think of a good way unless it's by way of using a thick silicon gasket that can put backward tension on the plug. I was thinking Loctite initially, but the heat would break it loose regardless. 2) It won't matter if there's tension on the spring while removing the dust cover, however, I always prefer to have the bolt forward, just in case. 3) The bushing can be placed on either side so long as it's sitting in the grooves where it's up against the back of the receiver. 4) If I remember correctly, there's only one way the spring can sit in the carrier regardless but if it can be reversed, be sure to keep it in the angled position you mentioned. 5) I believe that's the only spring tension that Fostech offers, and depending on how many rounds you put through it, it will wear down over time. That said, I wouldn't expect to replace it for at least 2-3,000 shells. 6) In full transparency, I no longer have the Origin-12, so I'm doing the best I can to answer your questions based on memory.
@@EchoDelta2AThank you so much. May I ask, why did you sell or let the Origin go? I also posted another question because I cannot get my Origin to charge. It feels like it is locked. The charging handle will not move to the rear at all. Thoughts?
Bro. The first step to disassembling ANY WEAPON, is to CLEAR IT. That aside, Thank you for the upload.
I absolutely love desert tech rifles they are perfection 👌👌
Where did you get that mag?!!!!
GunBroker. Just lookup bakelite mags, and make sure they are labeled as authentic
@@EchoDelta2A those mags I have looked for years now and didn’t think id ever find any. Thanks dude. No feeding issues? Ive got the mutant 100 series and the only mag I have issues with feeding are the Korean polymer mags. The drum works well though.
Absolutely none. Very reliable so long as you have a good quality bakelite
its not even close alien period....
Be serious
He ain't lyin
Have you hunted with it?
I haven't, yet
Id take a few things from this build. Thanks!
Uhm Atlas Gunworks is not semi-custom they all handmade; Just saying. Hayes Custon was semi-custom using Rock Island guns now the Cobra is all handmade. I got a fabulous Rock island semi-custim 10 mm that he worked on but apparently it is a pain in the you know what. Due to his excellent work now, I am considering a Cobra.
He gets the frame and slide already pre-built, but he custom fits them. Don't get me wrong, he still hand fits all the Cobras and they do have different finishes and coatings you can customize, but that's not considered a custom 2011. They do, however, offer a full custom pistol that you can build from the ground up. The Cobras, though, are semi-custom... And still better quality than just about any other 2011 on the planet, including SVI
Don’t forget the jak bfb to help with that recoil
😂 next on my list
Quiero comprar una para envío a Mexico
te deseo la mejor de las suertes con eso.
Would you recommend the century arms ap5 clone? Which parts to upgrade?❤
Absolutely would. I'd recommend the Botac or B&T low profile pic mount if you'll be adding an optic. I'd recommend either the Tommybuilt TMP Brace or a B&T triangle stock, and either the angled foregrip handguard or the vertical grip handguard. This all depending on whether you're keeping it as a pistol or converting to a SBR.
@@EchoDelta2A thanks boss...
Cod grip
😂
Trash
I'm guessing you're into Turkish clones then? 😆
@@EchoDelta2A no I run a Beretta 1301
Had one too. Hung up on slugs of all things. Dumped it and went back to the Benelli. To each their own, though.
Show your amps and guitars !
I'll need to start a Gats 'N Guitars channel 😆
scope review? dude is just advertising.
When you're unboxing a new item, you are simply reviewing the contents of the package and first impressions of the scope. It may sound like an ad because you're excited when testing a new product, but this scope has had great reviews across the board from regular users throughout the Internet. No need to take my word for it.
I had a steel frame Staccato P and found it highly overrated, so I sold it. This pistol looks nice.
"Looks" is correct. It's a nice pistol, but it's overpriced for the quality. Should honestly cost well under $2k with the quality of parts they use.
@@EchoDelta2A It's doubtful I will buy one. Right now I'm enjoying my Sig P226 XFive Legion. I've had several $3,000 to $4,000 pistols that were not as good. It really is phenomenal.
I believe it. Those things are awesome! Definitely looking for one to add to my collection next!
Im get one at some point in the future
Still adamant about it being the best shooting pistol I've ever experienced. You'll never regret it.
@@EchoDelta2A I'm jeolous
It’s so accurate an optic is a waste . I had one on it and don’t need it it shoots everything right on top of each other , a optic on a gun like this is a waste of money
I disagree. If you've ever experienced a Military/LE virtual training simulator, you'll understand the advantage a red dot gives to any shooter, no matter how experienced or inexperienced. We had a good mix of noobs and seasoned vets, and everyone improved their time and accuracy with a red dot... Everyone. When you're in a panic situation, the dot is just more intuitive to pickup. Add to that that the MRD irons aren't my favorite either, and there's every reason for an optic (and a good one) to be necessary on such a capable pistol. Just my $.02
Your firearm kills innocent people bc they don't have the same views as you do? So much for the First Amendment True Patriot. 🙄
Huh? Dude, please do us all a favor and stay off the interzones. You've been fed a little too much of that Biden 💩.
Went to purchase this firearm yesterday the safety was poorly fitted and loose on one side shame on Jacob Grey should never happen on a $2,500 pistol!
Growing pains, I guess. Mine had a faulty extractor after just a few rounds. Definitely not full proof yet.
@@EchoDelta2A should never happen on a $2500 firearm
I need your help deciding. I have a TP9N on order but I’m double minded. How much shorter is the TP9N than this APC9K Pro ? And the weight differences ? Hopefully you help me make my mind up
11.9" and 3.75lbs on the TP9N and 14.66" and 6.75lbs on the APC9K. Personally, I like the additional weight on the APC, along with the build quality. Makes it a flatter shooter. The TP9 is a design that was originally owned by Steyr and bought out by B&T to try to resurrect it. There's a reason the military adopted the APC9K though. It's a tac driver and built to withstand punishment.
What light is that??
Streamlight TLR-VIR II
@@EchoDelta2A much appreciated
The NN is their best looking 1911's by far. The rest of their stuff just looks tacky.
Why does it look Ak?
It's based on a Saiga-12