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This video is a YouTube Shorts video. The firearm is my 1918 WWI Colt 1911.
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K coock 45 here with my old 1911 made during World War I United States property yes this is a usgi 1911 45 caliber big old fat bullet an old gun no telling who’s carried it and how many wars it has had experience in I like to bring it out and fire it every now and then just to keep it exercised yeah we got to make sure it continues to work never know when you might need it life is good

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  15. @gxlestrada

    The Colt 1911 is like an old master use to say: (quoting Star Wars: A New Hope) "An elegant weapon for a more civilized age"

  27. @kostasviper

    During my army service in the Greek Army I had 2 specialties. One was Gunner (for which I operated with the Heckler & Koch HK11 Light Machine gun, and the other was Armor Personel Carrier driver, and since the driver's seat in the armored vehicle had no space for a long-gun, I was armed with a Colt 1911 pistol. That particular 1911 was older than me. It was made in 1982, I was made in 1986. Like you say in the video, it being an army gun, there is no telling how many soldier hands it's been through. How many times it had been dropped, misshandled, dirtied, cleaned and everything in between. Yet when I was given it the first time, I put 6 in the mag and they all shot true. The gun never jammed, never complained. A true testament to genuine American engineering and manufacturing in my book.

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