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Doesn't the Beretta PX4 use a similar bolt locking system? I had one at one time and it sure has a different recoil feel. JEREMIAH 33:3 | |||
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What amazing craftsmanship great pick up! | |||
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The Cougar and PX4 have a rotating barrel. This does not. This has a rotating locking lug. The barrel doesn’t rotate. | |||
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OK, Misunderstood. JEREMIAH 33:3 | |||
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They both keep the barrel flat | |||
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That Strike one design has some serious staying power and like most Italian things is stunning. _____________________________________________ Proverbs 3:31 "Envy thou not the oppressor, and choose none of his ways." | |||
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I quite like it. It looks like something out of Babylon 5. __________________________ | |||
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What's the frame on the Strike One Ergal Pro (pistol in the middle) made from? Looks like stainless steel. | |||
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Ergal aluminum, sir. All the Strike Ones pictured are Ergal. The Pro is smooth and designed to be used with grip tape. | |||
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Got it, thanks for the feedback. At first glance, it appeared to me that the other two Strike Ones pictured had polymer frames. Looks like the textured metal grip frame is easy to hold on to, even if wet. | |||
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Yeah if they say Ergal, they are all metal, as that if the actual name of the metal itself. These are great shooters. Albeit, they are a lot more pricey than the polymer models. The polymer models also have a rounded trigger guard, while these are square.   | |||
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