1911 pistol in the movies. 

It's called the 2011 frame.

They dont work for shit. Just carry 2 more spare regular mags.

Ahh yes a flush fit 30 round 1911 magazine

It would have been a bit more realistic/plausible if he at least had the 15-round single stack stick magazines for the 1911A1. I had an old one that fed my 230 gr. RN FMJ handloads well, but not the 200 gr. lead SWC’s.

Ahahahaha

Indeed indeed!

That's actually ok, the disconnector locks out the trigger from the sear in that scenario.

@Jack Bauman You can't beat an American classic.

@Jack Bauman Good luck with that lol.

All semi autos do that

@@noahm6261 and where do you think they all got that idea from? There's a reason it's called the grandfather of the semi automatic

Almost all semi autos lock back on empty. A few don't.

Remake of "for a few dollars more" reset in depression texas. Willis rocks his 1911s.

Must have been a extended magazine. He shoots 16 times without reloading again 😂

studinthemaking Where did he get the 31 shot magazine?

from your mom

Recoil.

It is the normal configuation for barrels for series 70 9mm and .38 Supers calibers. Much olders .38 supers had very thick barrels but all along the barrel, later they have a thinner barrel (pre-series 70), and in series 70 have a thick barrel in front and the rest of the barrel were thin (like you said). It was for the collect bushing series 70 use to had. Forgive my bad English.

I always wondered. If you must have 9mm and want a 1911 type gun, why not an HP 35? A Novak Hi Power was the gold standard for 9mm autos in the 80s.

@@floydvaughn836 because they want a 1911 in 9mm

9mm handguns are easier to adapt to operation with blanks. There is a restriction device inside the barrel to build pressure and create enough recoil from blanks to function the slide with reduced strength recoil and hammer springs. The lower operating pressure and larger bore volume of a .45 caliber handgun makes it difficult, if not impossible, to get semi-auto function using theatrical blanks.

9mm 1911's were used frequently because the .45s of the time had trouble cycling blanks.

fpopee does it really matter, it's a great movie!

Ginger. And old school Texican.

How do you figure it's a 9mm?

shookn from guns&ammo !

shookn ifmdb

Looks like 38super with a bull barrel

The 45 blanks were terrible. Never let the gun function reliably. So even though all the guns were supposed to be "45 ACP" they were 9's because those blanks ran flawlessly. Hollywood mojo.

So glad somebody else noticed that.

@@user-jt6pt2bq2g Watch last man standing u will be chocked about the nulber of bullets

Get a new 2011 frame.

That rusty one?

Extreme Prejudice, Nick Nolte plays Texas Ranger Jack Benteene. Really cool movie. Love the matching trouser belt and gun belt.

2:14 is Steven segal above the law and 2:20 is extreme prejudice

Josh Marshall thanks🙏

The Beretta 92 is aluminum-framed (except for the unusual variants), but I get what you're saying.

Extreme Prejudice (1987)

That was a Spaniard dubbing.

No, he and Tom Berenger were the heroes, Clancy Brown (with the 1911) was the villain.

Chris Wyatt shoot to kill is the movie. He’s such an incredible talent. Clancy Brown is his name.

@Dwayne Elizondo Mountain Dew Herbert Camacho So true xDDDDDD

That's what I want to know too.

Yes same movie as at 3:06 it's called extreme prejudice

He did reload a couple of times....prolly a 7 round mag tbh

Terri Williams pop

Above the law

gonzaullas thanks

ゲッタウェイですね

@@rikuder マックイーン氏のショットガンでの､応戦が有名な安ホテルのシーン最高でしたね、銃砲店出てパトカーをショットガンで､バンバン撃ってぶっ壊すシーン､その前に銀行襲撃後待ち合わせた､殺し屋をガバメントでの見事な返り撃ちのシーン､さすが海兵隊出だけあって､手慣れたものですね。

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culloden23 shoot to kill in 9mm !

There can be only 1...they call me Mr. Tibb!

And besides this is a 1911 section. Take your Hi-point somewhere else

@@InfiniteSith136 I know I'm a year late . Preach brother preach.