I read a review that said you have to manually extract the spent case by hand, or with the use of some type of a ramrod. It seems like a simple extractor would at least be incorporated into the design to make grabbing the spent case easier.The Annoyed Man wrote:How do you eject a spent case?
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- Mon Nov 08, 2010 5:00 pm
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: Powell Gun Knife
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Re: Powell Gun Knife
- Mon Nov 08, 2010 7:46 am
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: Powell Gun Knife
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Re: Powell Gun Knife
I like the fact that the newer knives are made in .45 ACP with sleeves that can change caliber down to .380. I have no idea as to how this knife functions as a shooter, but I can imagine that it is a bit awkward to aim and control with a larger caliber. It's just point and shoot, as I don't see any sights to speak of.
It's not a bad idea for a dispatch weapon while hunting, and as a one shot defense for a hunter/camper. At 12 inches OAL and 20oz. I wouldn't think to carry this as a CCW myself. It would be easier for me to just pack my Glock and a couple of spare mags than trying to conceal this knife.
If I had the chance, I'd buy one just to have it. There's nothing wrong with the idea, and I can see it as a functional tool for use on a limited basis. I'd like to see one of these in .410 for taking care of snakes while hunting/camping. Just my .02 at least
It's not a bad idea for a dispatch weapon while hunting, and as a one shot defense for a hunter/camper. At 12 inches OAL and 20oz. I wouldn't think to carry this as a CCW myself. It would be easier for me to just pack my Glock and a couple of spare mags than trying to conceal this knife.
If I had the chance, I'd buy one just to have it. There's nothing wrong with the idea, and I can see it as a functional tool for use on a limited basis. I'd like to see one of these in .410 for taking care of snakes while hunting/camping. Just my .02 at least