I tried 3 or 4 of the supposedly best 1911s, problems with each but not this one the last several years at work I carried this one, No issues at all, no jams or FTFs. Cycled all the ammo I ran thru it. Duty was Winchester Ranger 45. I'm sorry I sold it upon retirement. Put a quality light/ laser on yours. Unless there has been a change in quality you won't regret this purchase. Sgt. D. Allen (Retired)
...for a budget price. Just brought it home from my FFL. It's all I'd hoped it would be. Flawless finish, and I love the green color of the stock. Question: is that color a Bud's exclusive? I haven't seen any others in anything but black. Steel sling swivel studs are a huge improvement. Kudos to CVA for always taking steps to improve their already excellent products. And thanks to Bud's for low prices and fast & free shipping!
? can the gun ht-104 adler choke be replaced? ? Yes, the choke tube on the Adler HT-104 shotgun can be easily replaced. ? The Four Peaks Adler HT-104 features a standard threaded barrel designed to accept interchangeable Beretta/Benelli Mobil style chokes. Because it uses this highly common industry-standard thread pattern, you are not restricted to factory replacements. You can purchase and install widely available aftermarket options from top brands like Carlson's Choke Tubes or Trulock Chokes. ? Replacement Process and Guidelines ? Use a Choke Wrench: You can safely unscrew the existing choke tube and screw in a new one using a standard slotted choke tube wrench. Always start threading the new choke by hand to avoid cross-threading. ? Match the Thread System: When buying a replacement, look specifically for "Mobil" or "Beretta/Benelli Mobil" compatibility. Do not confuse this with other systems like Optima or Crio, which will not fit and can damage your barrel. ? Never Shoot Empty: Never fire your shotgun without a choke tube fully screwed into the barrel. Doing so will permanently destroy the internal threads and ruin the barrel. ? If you would like, I can help you select a replacement by looking up options based on what you plan to hunt/shoot (e.g., waterfowl, turkey, home defense, or clay targets) or recommend the best choke constriction (like Full, Modified, or Improved Cylinder) for your preferred ammunition.
I had the original Shield 9 years ago...been wanting it in 45 for quite a while. It's slim, the grip texture is great, as is the trigger...wish it came with another magazine though. Sights are excellent quality, although I prefer a blacked our rear and something super bright up front, but that's easily solved. Overall an excellent pistol...can't beat it for the price!
Inglis P35B,I needed a 9MM pistol all my pistols are 1911 45 ACP. Decided on a HiPower, the original cost very expensive. Settled on clone and I am very happy with this pistol. Thanks to Buds for a reasonable price.
Very close to the original. Some people gripe that its not a polish blued but they way they did it gives it a really cool antique look that you just have to see in person. Tight slide to frame fit. My holy grail.
