Quarter Cocked?

[@feverdream5184]

Great video! Hit the info and was entertaining

[@encinobalboa]

With snap caps, I can find the half cock ledge on the sear. I use the finger method and release the grip safety before lowering the hammer to the half cocked position. I do not carry nor I do store in this position. I also do not do this with live rounds.

[@TheFlutecart]

I recently bought a newish but used 1911. It's not like my old 1911 in this exact way. But every once in a while, If I manually run the slide, the hammer falls to that quarter cock position. I think it's got a problem. It should stay full cocked after the slide action. I ran some magazines just fine, never did it once while firing. Just when it's empty. I'll tear it down and see for myself later this week. I've never taken one down that far yet. Got a great book on it, just need the proper sized pin pusher tool.

[@Danny19551]

I have a Kimber ultra and when it’s half cocked, you can pull the trigger all day and it will not move. I’ve carried it like this several times. Maybe I need to do some more research.

[@TheFlutecart]

But does it do the 1/4 cock thing, some do, some don't.

[@lukasgrab1330]

Great information and explanation

[@garetz2011]

1.1k views and 21 likes on a such relevant info while so many stupid and useless videos have hundreds of thousands views. That's why I am always so upset.

[@flouserve]

Explicación para capullos y lelos.