1911’s The Later Years (1941-2000) World War 2, Nickel 1950, & The Y2K Mid Modern With Nelson Ford

Lots to cover in the Second World War to Y2K era of the 1911’s. There were multiple manufacturers of the 1911 for the war effort, on the video we have two Colts, one from 1941, a rarity in itself being pre declaration of war and low production year, and one with a history of useContinue reading “1911’s The Later Years (1941-2000) World War 2, Nickel 1950, & The Y2K Mid Modern With Nelson Ford”

The Transgender Shooter, The Socialist Rifle Association, And The Alarming Rise Of Far-Left Militancy

I’m sure Karl, at Inrange would be so very proud. Submitted by Jason Curtis Anderson of One City Rising,  Last week, Minneapolis was the scene of a nightmare. A transgender shooter stormed into a church, murdered two children, and then turned the gun on himself. Tragedy struck at the intersection of ideology and violence, but whileContinue reading “The Transgender Shooter, The Socialist Rifle Association, And The Alarming Rise Of Far-Left Militancy”

Nastoff Supercomp II

From 1911_purview The Nasty-a 1966 Colt Supercomp II by Nastoff’s 45 shop. Steve Nastoff was among the best gunsmiths in the 80s and 90s with a waiting list that frequently exceeded 5 years. He made the 45 comp gun that Jerry Barnhart won the 1987 IPSC Nationals with. After that he was King for aContinue reading “Nastoff Supercomp II”