Hitech guns Made in Philippines.

[tyrist]

A pretty good demonstration of why gun control never works. Putting guns together out of pieces of scrap metal and hand tools.

[Spiggy]

Filipinos and 1911s are synonymous. It's only natural since they were made for each other.


[please don't hurt me]

[Saigon1965]

Sure I would - Folks out there have been making their "own" weapons for a long time now - There are some 7.62 cal conversion done by the NVA using captured 1911 -

[WokMaster1]

Better than China or Malaysia!

You got that right!

What's the story with Malaysia?

Or China?

Details please.

[Saigon1965]

I just checked and the Malays use a plethora of arms from quite a few different suppliers -

What's the story with Malaysia?

Or China?

Details please.

[Caiden07]

Filipinos and 1911s are synonymous. It's only natural since they were made for each other.


[please don't hurt me]

LOL... You know your history.

[NSR500]

I would just like to add that STI has a budget 1911 in their lineup using Armscor PI frames.

[nick]

The writer doesn't know much about guns, you can tell. He keeps calling a copy of 1911 "a gun that looks like a Beretta" Also, from the way he wrote this, it's clear that the idea of so many guns in one place without restrictions is quite novel to him.

This is the fun part:

в большинстве своем их заказывают полицейские и солдаты, которым не выдали оружия на работе и для которых это самый дешевый способ получить его.

Which means, "these are largely ordered by police officers and soldiers who weren't issued guns at work, and for whom this is the cheapest way to get it."

[mswanson223]

wow

[nick]

Somebody should start importing these. Dirt cheap, and think about it - every gun is unique.

[Phouty]

OP sounds like he has the typical arrogant attitude of HURR DURR IF ITS FOREIGN AND NOT MADE IN AMUERIKA THAN IT SUCKS DERP DERP

It's not about the attitude. It's all about those 10 fingers I was born with. Difficult to shoot guns when you miss any of them.
Look at pic #25, and if you know even a little bit about gunsmithing, draw your own conclusions.
BTW
I inherited a set of tools from my grand dad years back. Good old stuff made in these USofA.
Never had to buy a screwdriver or wrench again. Same applies to some power tools which are over 70 years old! And still work like new. Bought recently a set of drill bits at Harbor Freight. While drilling the hole in a soft metal with 1/8" drill I managed to BEND it! (For those who don't know.....you can't bent a "normal" drill bit. You can brak it though).
So much about "quality" products from some Asian countries.

[Ibgreezy]

Cool, my family is from Cebu, I gotta go check Danao out next time I go, buy some toys for our P.I. house

[bsg]

gotta love it. i feel so "unskilled" after seeing these pictures....

[Full Clip]

gotta love it. i feel so "unskilled" after seeing these pictures....

Same. I was pretty proud after I put a new dishwasher into my kitchen.
Imagine being able to make a 1911 from scrap metal...

[Caiden07]

So much about "quality" products from some Asian countries.

Now a days quantity makes it quality products goes.