Ed Masaki Dragon
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STEVE SAMELAK
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Ed Masaki Dragon
Folks, just in case anyone is interested, I posted my first impressions of the Ed Masaki Dragon here: https://bullseyepistolblog.net/the-dragon-has-landed/
To sum it up, I am amazed! It's definitely a keeper and I have no buyer's remorse whatsoever!
To sum it up, I am amazed! It's definitely a keeper and I have no buyer's remorse whatsoever!
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Congrats....you have a piece of historic art.
My first time to Perry I met Mr. Masaki & he put one in my hand. Even I put them all where they belonged.
My first time to Perry I met Mr. Masaki & he put one in my hand. Even I put them all where they belonged.
STEVE SAMELAK- Posts : 951
Join date : 2011-06-10
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That's an awesome .45
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Skid- Posts : 282
Join date : 2014-05-19
Age : 62
Location : Northern Lower Mi
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Glad it went to a forum member. Thanks for the update! Will you compete with it?
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Can you take it apart and post images of the internals? I really would love to see how the thing actually functions as it doesn't really seem like a "1911" anymore.
This is definitely one of the neater BE guns I've ever seen.
This is definitely one of the neater BE guns I've ever seen.
Saladman- Posts : 115
Join date : 2016-01-12
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I'd rather not take it apart unless absolutely necessary, because it is a bit trickier than a 1911. The frame parts are standard, but the barrel is ramped and there are two screws going across the frame and the barrel ramp, and they hold the whole thing in place. There is a video on YouTube where Ed himself shows how to disassemble the gun: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UzH1mFdQisSaladman wrote:Can you take it apart and post images of the internals? I really would love to see how the thing actually functions as it doesn't really seem like a "1911" anymore.
This is definitely one of the neater BE guns I've ever seen.
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Are there holes drilled in the barrel from the two tubes running along the sides? Assuming so, how far back do the series of holes go? Are they just forward of the chamber?
mpolans- Posts : 606
Join date : 2016-05-27
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From what I can tell, they are just forward of the chamber, one hole per tube (i.e. 9 o'clock, 10 o'clock, 2 o'clock and 3 o'clock).mpolans wrote:Are there holes drilled in the barrel from the two tubes running along the sides? Assuming so, how far back do the series of holes go? Are they just forward of the chamber?
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Thanks for the video. that was rather intriguing. I'd sure love to see one of these in person!
Saladman- Posts : 115
Join date : 2016-01-12
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