Videos tagged with 1911 R1

This short demonstrates the manual decocking procedure for a Remington 1911 R1. It highlights that the hammer can be safely lowered by holding it and pulling the trigger, rendering the firearm unable to fire. The video emphasizes that to return to a firing state, the hammer must be manually cocked, and both the grip safety and manual thumb safety must be engaged for the pistol to fire.

This short demonstrates the physical creation and attempted firing of a 3D printed bullet. The video highlights that while the printed bullet can mimic the dimensions of a real .45 ACP round, it lacks a primer and powder, rendering it incapable of firing. It serves as a visual exploration of experimental ammunition concepts.

This video compares the classic 1911 pistol, specifically a Remington 1911 R1 in .45 ACP with a 7-round single-stack magazine, to modern 2011-style handguns, often chambered in 9mm with 17-round double-stack magazines. It highlights the significant capacity difference and discusses the ongoing debate between .45 ACP and 9mm calibers, visually comparing grip widths.

This short humorously observes the common carry methods of 1911 owners, often featuring OWB holsters or chest rigs reminiscent of 1980s police. The Remington 1911 R1, chambered in .45 ACP with a 7+1 capacity and 5-inch barrel, is showcased as an example.

This short video provides a crucial safety demonstration on how to safely clear a 1911 pistol. It emphasizes maintaining muzzle discipline throughout the process, starting with magazine removal. The key step for a 1911 involves disengaging the manual safety before racking the slide to eject any chambered round, with a recommendation to rack it three times for complete assurance.

This guide details how to safely remove a stuck bullet or broken training round from a firearm barrel, a situation akin to a squib load. It emphasizes using a standard cleaning rod inserted from the muzzle to push the obstruction out through the chamber. The video showcases this technique on a Remington 1911 R1, highlighting practical field maintenance skills.

This short demonstrates the 'John Wick' style press check, a quick method to verify a handgun's chamber status. It involves a specific two-finger grip on the slide and a swift pull-back motion. The video showcases this technique on a Remington 1911 R1 chambered in .45 Auto, emphasizing smooth manipulation for efficient firearm handling.

This tutorial provides a beginner-friendly guide to operating a 1911 pistol, covering essential steps like loading, chambering a round, safety operation, firing, and safe decocking. It highlights the manual of arms for the 1911 platform, emphasizing safety procedures throughout the demonstration.

The Remington 1911 R1 Limited offers a high-capacity .45 ACP experience with its 15-round double-stack magazine, a significant upgrade from standard 1911s. It features a crisp 4.5 lb trigger, G10 grips, a flared magwell, and LPA adjustable sights. The firearm is an 80-series design with a firing pin block, weighing 43.1 oz unloaded, and performs reliably on the range.

This video provides a detailed, step-by-step guide to reassembling a 1911 pistol after a complete field strip. It covers the installation of all internal components, including the trigger, sear, disconnector, hammer, and safeties, emphasizing proper alignment and lubrication. The process extends to slide assembly with the firing pin and barrel, concluding with a crucial function check.