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  • Dont overload on powder.

  • Range officer: " that ain't good"

    lol

  • I would have cried if I was him

  • +P+ = "+o+"

  • what springfield did you have?

    

  • This is why I don't buy stuff made in developing countries.

  • @Cozmolyne

    So you wouldn't buy a firearm that held up even though it was fed a double charge? If that was a Glock you would be digging plastic out of your hand.

  • @disturbedone5009

    Hey now, I'm not dissing 1911's, they're my favorite pistols and I hate Glock fanboys with a passion. I'm just not comfortable with the frame being made in country with lower quality standards. I also guess I'm a bit pissed a Springfield, a maker of some of the finest firearms in American history, would go low and outsource.

  • @Cozmolyne

    I would be happier if the entire firearm was USA made but it still held up fine. Besides, Springfield Armory is a private company that bought the name. It is not the same Springfield Armory that built firearms for the US armed forces.

  • that aint good

  • What, are you using C4 in your loads? In person, I've never seen a standard 1911 do this. I have seen some custom jobs get stuck on the slide. but it will usually take only a tap to move it forward.

  • @tcdahn7 The only time I've seen a problem with a 1911 is people testing crazy handloads this stuff was turning his colt into a flamethrower quite entertaining from the next lane over but it would occasionally result in a malfunction. I came to the conclusion from the various sized fireballs he was testing handloads was there only a short time and left. Personally only two things that caused malfunctions were in combination limp wrist and 185gr wadcutter ammo. 230gr = no probs.

  • I'm late to the video but what was the cause? The slide "jammed"? What the *&%?

  • @cptexas1 Barrel expanded into the side........................do­uble charge of powder will do that.

    

  • Lee makes a great autopriming tool, but most of their other reloading equipment is shit.

  • @frankthebricklayer Taurus firearms are made at the Taurus factory in Brazil while the Springfields are made in IMBEL in Brazil mostly just the frames and slides and are then shipped to Springfield for assembly using American forged (not metal injection molded) parts unlike Taurus with their MIM parts.

  • @frankthebricklayer Springfields are good guns and at a good price point. How are they either?

  • Did you read the description? He said he went to a .40! Bwahahahaha welcome aboard the .40 club mate. :P

  • in soviet russia, you kill gun.

  • So it wasn't a squib load? (Which would have been really bad!) I had a squib in my PX-4 Storm. Luckily it didn't eject the casing (Thank God!) Had to pound the bullet out with a cleaning rod and a hammer. So what actually happened?

  • Do you think it was double charge of powder in the one case?

  • :(

  • somehow i don't believe that it took a SLEDGE HAMMER to free the barrel. A good gun smith yes. A sledge hammer!!! really? I don't think so. And if you did use a sledge hammer your an idiot.

  • @cauterful Did I say an 8 lb sledge?

    nope.........

    There are all sorts of sledge hammers out there............and that is all we had at the time to clear it.

    That makes YOU the idiot I guess.

  • change the barrel and ask for a re-shoot.LOL

  • Timers still running, fix your gun and finish the magazine!

  • @frankthebricklayer would you say that if you had one in your face? LOL or if a marine with an EBR nailed you from 1000 yards? I dont think so. :)

  • that must have been a hi point

  • @frankthebricklayer

    Well considering that it ended up requiring a SLEDGE HAMMER to break the barrel free the answe is YES!!

  • suppressed .308

  • Same problem with mines .moved to revolver s

  • stop at 5 its gay

  • poor .45 i weep for it :'(

  • Não tenho preparamento mais atiro muito melhor que ele

  • that sucks..

  • Could a bullet setback caused this?

  • Dude you should of posted pics of the barrel!

  • Another Reason to buy a 9mm...

  • @GOGETFUKD2009 That's not applicable. Besides, 9mm just isn't fun.

  • WOW!!! That sucks, right in the middle of a compatition.

  • Man, tough break on the .45, have you done any shooting with the .38 Super?

  • Saw a guy blow up two guns within a week of one another. Yes, he used a Lee progressive press.

  • At the beginning I thought the guy was holding a gun towards his head..

  • At least it's final shot counted!

  • @Omega52 I don't think the timer was stopped. And I believe this stage is two rounds per target.

  • Looks like you're a powerlifter in addition to a shooter. Two very cool hobbies!

  • RIP.

  • thats a damn good shutter cough cough.

  • I have a Lee and load 45 with it. How was it responsible for this? Just wanting to know for my reference. Glad to know your gun got up and running again and you did not get hurt.

  • I hate your barrel got messed up. By the way,and I don't know why, but those socks are killing me.

  • Haha. You sound annoyed when you respond when the range officer says "thats not good".

  • good to hear that he is feeling better now

  • If your gonna buy a 1911 u really should give it to a good gun smith out of the box to be fitted and have the feed ramp and frame and slide polished.

  • MEDIC!!!!!!

    

  • wow. a sad day

  • "Timer is still going"...but my barrel blew..."not my problem" *picks up bullets and starts throwing them*

  • The shooter asks for a "rod" then the range officer says "squib", the rounds were likly loaded too light, now shooter guy has to drive the bullet out of the barrel... that guns out of the race.

  • I have a rod....

  • i thought the guy standing behind him was holding a gun to his head :L

  • Say what you will. This is why I love me a revolver.

  • @5B1O3Y JUDGE TAURUS!

  • How many grain did you load?

  • Yugoslav M57 in 7.62 TOK FTW! an extra round in the clip (vs. the .45) and sooooper penetration! (will penetrate a kevlar helmet, which no other lead-based pistol round will do) If you don't want deep, frangible bullets are available for your nightstand gun.

  • @oOBunnyackOo 10mm is a nice powerful round but controlability and over penetration are an issue in defense situations. Other than that they are a blast to shoot.

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  • @stevo642007

    Since when was IPSC a real combat situation?

    It is a game.

    Just like IDPA.

  • @stevo642007 If you end up needing to use your secondary firearm, you're already in good range of getting fucked.

  • @stevo642007 why does someone always assume if guns are being shot that it must be a "combat situation" dozens of tournaments and shooting styles have nothing to do with "combat situations" and i bet most of you people who think like this have never seen combat and dont have the balls to do so

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  • Piece of shit..............40 is a better round anyway

  • @LSfreak84 Umm....no. Real men shoot .45 ;)

  • @QuicDra yeah if you need to compensate for a little dick maybe.......... the .40 is proven to be a better round hence the cops switched from .45 to .40 years ago when they realized the .40 was alot more accurate and packs nearly the same punch. Ive had both and i'll stick with my 40

  • @LSfreak84 Yeah, I think I'll pass on that advice. Besides, 10mm is superior to all and what is that the same dimensions of? You guessed it, .45 

  • @QuicDra if you cant drop what you need to with a .40 you shouldnt even be shooting

  • @LSfreak84 Ok, I guess you know it all. Though that little extra is always nice if you're ever in a firefight and your life is on the line.

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  • @QuicDra Wrong 10mm is .39 inches so thats .40 so what your saying is .40 is better. also cheaper to shoot.

    But damn i love my m1911

  • @LSfreak84 the .40 has not been proven to be superior round...actually it is a compromise round...you have CLOSE to the stopping power of a .45 and CLOSE to the higher capacity of a 9mm.

    Everyone has their own opinion, and it will be debated from now til the end of time...you like what you like..so use it...no need to bother anyone else about what they like.

    Plus, it's creepy to talk about another dudes dick!

  • @stoots74 The .40 short and wear is actually a pussy round designed for women and pansy men that couldn't handle the 10mm auto. If you want to be a girly man, shoot the .40, real men shoot 10mm or .45acp.

  • @njkrmt Dude if you think the gun you shoot makes you a man, then you are nothing close to figuring out what being a man is.

    I carry and shoot a 9mm Glock 34 on a daily basis, both for work, and for protecting me and mine. I trust my life to the 9mm daily, but put any other gun in my hands and I will gladly turn it into a tool for defense, and use it to stop those who wish to do me harm, or harm those that I serve and protect...I am a man, but not because of the size of the round I shoot.

  • @LSfreak84 since when is the .40s&w more accurate then the 45acp? I guess it would depend on whos shooting but more times then not the 45acp is a much smoother platform to shoot then the snappy .40 s&w. I know about alot of departments switching over their 9mm to .40 s&w, as far as .45acp goes since when was that the primary carry to the masses of cops on the street. I like both but if i have a choice with the proper pistol its 45acp.

  • @LSfreak84 "the cops" did not switch from 45 to 40.. In the early and mid 80s when police started switching to semi-auto, most all departments went to 9mm...then after the .40 hit the streets and was a proven performer..the rest was history.

    You had SOME SWAT and ERT teams that used 45...but not ALL, or even the majority

    The .40 is not more accurate, no matter how you load it. Sorry, but your info is just wrong wrong wrong

  • @QuicDra um no real men shoot 44 mag

  • @deadtofall666 Yeah...in the 60's...stfu!

  • @deadtofall666 i love 45 aswell haha i just had to one up ya

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  • Lee Progressive 1000? New barrel? Been there, done that.

  • @rfkk There appears to be a common theme there eh?

  • @EESASTORM never had a problem with my lee press did you ever figure out what happened if it was a double load or what

  • @EESASTORM i use the Hornady LNL as well, the powder drop is very accurate, mine throws conistent, when it does vary it's only by +- 1/10th of a grain. People who use Lee powder dippers are in for some trouble, as they can be off by a whole grain, and thats enough to exceed maximum pressure levels especially if your already loading hot.

  • I like big bullets

  • damn at a competition too, tough luck was it fixable

  • Do you really prefer .45 ?

    I.m.o 9mm is better for this kinds of things, although for the sheer fun of it, .45 will do way better.. ;)

  • @StickerMedia I think .45 has a little more sucess in the stopping power department... For home defense, I'll take that over the 9mm

  • @ChrsGuit Yes, true. But this isn't home defense though. For that purpose i'll take .45 instead, like you.

  • @StickerMedia .45 scores major in IPSC shooting. Now I use a .40 that also scores 9mm.

    Maybe if I were more accurate!! LOL

  • @EESASTORM Yeah, with a good gun, good grip and maybe a compensator, .45 will do nicely..

    I've been plate shooting with .22 lr as well, that's funny you know.

    9mm+ is more fun though.

  • @EESASTORM um factory defect old barrel  a lemon what was the deal

  • unlucky buddy!!

  • I have a Lee 1000 also and it caused me to damage my .45acp and my 9mm Browning BOTH in the same morning.

    .45 now has a Springfield Match Barrel and the Browning now has a new Firing pin.

  • I like Lee products, but their progressive press just doesn't impress me. I saw a range officer blow up two guns in a weeks time because his powder return failed. The Glock was actually salvageable, new barrel, firing pin, slide stop, mag release and I don't recall what else, but his 1911 was a totall write-off.

  • 230 grain??

  • @DARIUSX3

    IIRC it was a 220 grain truncated flat point.

  • @EESASTORM so the round is wat fucked up the chamber/barrel?? bcuz i have a colt1911a1 us army issue from vietnam and i shoot 230 grain fmj's and it sounds unusually loud ui'll go deaf with no ear protection back 2 the subject was it a reload rnd?

  • @DARIUSX3 It was a reloaded round off of my Lee 1000 progressive which are known for squibs and over loads.

    I now load on a Hornady LNL and have never had a problem since.

  • dont get me wrong 1911's are beautiful and smooth to shoot but i allways love the GLOCK

  • Cue "Taps".

  • Boy, do I feel bad for the frame on that gun!

  • Think of how bad it would have been for the shooter if it was a Glock.

  • @ladefreakndah glock barrel wouldnt have done that

  • @TrifeThaDon That's funny. :) I take that you're being sarcastic since the Glock21's in 40s&w and .45 are the most infamous handgun in the world for blowing up.

  • @korn1536 when used by dumbass people who shoot lead and reloads in the hand book it says not 2 use either can cause damage or blow up if you run wat you are suposed to there are no problems theres a gun Glock at my local range with more than 300,000 rounds thru it it has no blown up dats a 45 and my .40cal has over 15,000 not even a hickup runs like a champ of all the so kalled blown up glocks they were kuz of the owner using cheap barrels,lead,over charging reloads!!!!!!

  • @TrifeThaDon These were police officer's duty guns I was referring to, so reloads weren't used and it wasn't the owner's cheap barrels. It was Glock's unsupported, cheap barrels and half-assed design. They have since fixed the problem in those guns.

  • @korn1536 I don't think they completely fixed it. Plus you should be able to run cheap federal ammunition through a gun without it blowing up on you. I avoid guns that don't have any steel between the barrel and trigger finger to shield your hand. Even my polymer frame LCP has steel protecting my finger. Glocks just have two separate lugs to guide the slide and nothing but plastic between the barrel and your fingers.

  • @ladefreakndah I agree. That's why I carry a 1911 most of the time.

  • @TrifeThaDon If a person has any clue about reloading and they're following the cook book it's going to be better ammo than most manufacturers put out. I think just about all gun warranties say to only use factory ammo they're just covering their asses for people who want to experiment with magnum loads in their autos.

  • Good to know your okay. The pistol must have been well built for you not to be hurt..

  • poor girl

  • pop! pop! pop! pop! POOP! LOL

  • reloads?

  • @vascurten

    BAD reloads!!

    

  • @EESASTORM who did them?

  • @vascurten Oh those would be mine on my old Lee

    Now I have a Hornady LNL AP and am very happy.

  • split casing? needed a rod

  • @LRooster4Prez

    buldged barrel. over powdered load

  • That blows dude!

  • ..."that ain't good" LOL

  • Too much powder?

  • @kontknager Yes indeed about twice as much as needed.

    OUCH!

  • crap ammo!

  • @glockeva

    understatement

  • yea but i doubt it would take that and keep running with a new barrel

  • Bummer. Sorry sight to see a 1911 go down. At least it didn't have a catastrophic failure and injure you!

    (I'm looking at you polymer guns)

  • i know right id be glad its steel or atleast alumenum

  • glad you didn't get hurt!

  • poor 1911 :(

  • Hello. So what happened to the Springfield? Did you have to replace the barrel? - Where do you purchase barrels to replace those as I have a springfield that might need the barrel replaced. Thanks Sincerely, JAMES. Nice Video.

  • I just picked up a Wilson barrel and swapped it out.

    Easy as pie.

  • Hi EESASTORM & thanks for the reply. You mean you just "swapped it out"? Did you have to do any modification in the way of fitting or forming it - or are the Wilson barrels made to just install right into the springfield slides? Thank You for your advice. Sincerely, JAMES.

  • The only fiddly part was selecting the right links as they come in various lengths. I think I tried two different sets before the timing was right.

    Easy as pie operation.

  • I'd rather have a XD45 for reliability.

  • @KB3MMX XDs do NOT beat out a good 1911 for reliability.

  • I have a Springfield M1911A1 as well. What do you think caused the barrel to do that? Moisture? It looks dry out there..

  • about 8 grains of Tightgroup will do it every time my friend!

    I do not suggest trying it.

  • So it was a bad reload? Was that the stock barrel?

  • so what did you end up doing with it

  • I ended up using a small sledge hammer to get the barrel out.

    Then...........put in a new barrel and I was back to shooting it.

    Since then I have purchased a new IPSC gun (Tanfoglio Limited Custom ) and use the old 1911 for IPDA

  • so have you herd of the Rock Island Armory 1911 its made in PI and its only 495$ where Im at Im thinking of getting it

  • I have heard of them but have never seen them up here in Canada. Their ARs have a very good rep here however.

  • crack- I have had 2 Rock Island Armory 1911s

    (DO NOT confuse w/ Rock River Arms- super quality!) They are OK for the $ .Made by ArmsCor in the PI. Slide and frame are 4140 steel, some of the parts look cast or MIM molded. I question the heat treating throughout but if you are not going to put lots of rounds through it it should work fine. See their website

  • Probably not.

    ROFL

  • It was the 'twink baffle valve' that jammed that rifle up. They should only be greased with pure hog lard. Another gun fire-leg destroyed by damn WD-40.

    Learn gun matinience and keep lots of salted hog lard on hand, I wouldn't be caught dead without out. Great on Glops too, just for you hi-tech macho killers...hot damn.

  • Can anyone translate that?

  • @EESASTORM Translation -jehovah is an idiotic internet Troll with too much free time and not enough brains

  • WTF? Are you the boxer from Snatch? No one understands what the hell you just said.

  • Did Springfield's lifetime warranty cover the barrel?

  • I never even asked.

    At that point I had about 15000 rounds through that gun and it did not owe me anything.

  • Thanks. I wasn't sure about the amount of use it had been through.

  • @kamaujackson811

    Now that I think about it..........that was actually a replacment barrel.

    The first one had a separation of the lug. That would put that barrel at about 6000 rounds.

    But again.......it was my fault 100%

  • I don't think any arms manufacturer warranty will cover anything hand load related. In fact if you read the warranty, use of hand loads will null and void ALL parts of the warranty

  • Thanks....good to know.

  • Para Ord Expert G.I. RETAILS for $595. And I am sure my dog cannot chew off the grip frame like he did on my G17. I personally have had 3 plastic recoil spring guide rods fail on Glocks, seen 2 others.Springfield offers the exact same version of the FBI gun from the Custom Shop, you can buy all versions of the Kimber SIS from Kimber . PROPERLY fitted, 1911s are accurate and reliable.All top IPSC, IDPA, USPSA Champions use 1911 platform -Why? Because the are unreliable and non durable, Right?

  • 1911s offer the fastest follow up shot, per the trigger, and are made so tightly, they are very accurate.

    Thats why theyre popular at shooting competitions.

    But accuracy comes at a price....reliability

    Unless youre an enthusiast or can spend big bucks on a 1911 to run reliably, youre SOL

    Glocks and Sigs are Half the price and perform better, while not at competition shooting, but in home defense, Military Defense and by Police Depts.

    Navy Seals, DHS, SAS, Coast Guard etc

  • StSimon- So how do the1911competitors keep winning if their gun is less reliable? Para Ord expert RETAILS for $595 w/ match bbl.Search1000 Round Glock Torture Test Part One & watch the plastic guide rod fail & 3 malf. 17 rd mags in 14 minutes. Watch Para Ord 1000 round challenge. 1000 rd in 10:44minutes, 0 malfunctions & 10 round mags

  • The Reliable 1911s, are $1000-$2000 guns!

    Para has lots of MIM parts and quality is hit/miss as are many 1911s

    The better shooters use $1500+ guns

    LA Swat uses a $2700 1911 gun retail

    You kid yourselves

    Glock invented the Torture Test!

    As did SIG.

    Glock is a solid gun..plug n play, out of box

    Only issues are reloads, few had issues, manufactured by new machines & were dealt with. What you describe is an anomaly.

    Glock service is free and they have excellent QC and customer service.

  • Notice the Glock still works with Broken parts..

    Other guns dont.

    They dont require the servicing and maintenance of other guns.

    Theres only 34 parts in the entire gun, almost half less than 1911

    Fewer parts=Less go wrong

    Small handed men dont like Glocks and limp wrist, causing failures.

    Fatigue can cause failures or 'malfunctions'

    Doesnt look like equiptment failure but operator error

    I think thats what you allude to in your video

    Shooter took a substitute, as he got tired, gun got hot

  • What part of the NIB Para Ord $595 MSRP are you not getting? Notice the out of the box Glock malf when fired weak hand (limp wristing) I have seen it HUNDREDS of times. It is a phenom of the flexing polymer frame. I have seen DOZENS of PD on the Qual line who never had a problem with any other pistol have multiple failure to go into battery the moment they p/u a Glock.

  • Dont hold a gun like a girl and it will go boom..

    Even men forget that sometimes..

    Glocks have had more torture testing, with SIG a runner up, than any other gun, with predictable results

    Take Grandpas gun, i dont care.

    Your gunsmith will be glad you did

  • @StSimonOfTrent Do your homework, Sig is much better than Glock for reliability.

  • It may have fewer parts but many are inferior PLASTIC parts that have failed under HARD USE.Spring guide rods fail& jam slide,plastic sights wear down won't zero,mag catch fails, mag feed lips wear, metal slide stop wears mag lips& follower,trigger pin walking and binding trigger, trigger components.etc Glocks are good but there is no free lunch. I have been shooting 1911s since 1979, Glocks since1987. I don't buy low cost EMERGENCY gear.If your life is on the line is COST the main criteria?

  • Polymer is extremely robust and strong

    The Irony is that this is a video of a 1911 that Fails!

    Glocks are used by 60% of all US Police and most the Worlds Police...their reputation is damn near spotless, even with some retards handling them.

    The misfires you had in mentioned vid could simply have been weak loaded shells or weak grip & wrist lock. I dont know, as I didnt hold the gun.

    My Glock works, I clean if and when I feel like it. It always works, provided I use commercial ammo

  • Polymer is EXTREMELY ROBUST & STRONG? Did you just really post that? Is that why my dog CHEWED UP the first Glock I owned? This video of a 1911that takes a double charge & goes back into service with only new Bbl. How is that a 1911 FAILURE? Fire a double charge in a Glock. any cal. I dare you. It will blow up in spectacular fashion and be completely destroyed, seen it 4 times. As for Torture Testing guess 100 years as a service pistol all over the world means 0. All those folks were fools