Pistol KWC Colt 1911 Kimber Warrior CO2 GBB (KCB-77AHN)

SIS is not only a police department in the United States, but also an organization dedicated to the development of tactics and weapons. Only professionals in their field serve in it. They all basically have their own weapons, which they are used to and have worked with for a long time. So this organization bought a pistol called Kimber 1911 from the organization of the same name. This pistol was loaded with 45 caliber cartridges. The company produced about 160 units of such weapons. This all happened in 2002.

Kimber included

And in 2005, SWAT fighters introduced professionals from SIS to the Kimber organization. SIS then asked Kimber to make them a weapon that would meet their high specifications. This is how Kimber SIS was born. Four modifications of pistols for different tactical actions began to be assembled from it. By the seventh year, the company equipped all fighters with its weapons. She then began commercial production of pistols.

Performance characteristics of three Kimber pistol models

Today the company creates and produces four models:

• The SIS Custom and SIS Custom/RL are powerful, full-length pistols;
• SIS Pro is a small weapon. The pistol has a short frame and an equally short slide-casing. You can put up to 7 rounds in the magazine;
• SIS Ultra is a compact pistol. Its magazine also holds 7 rounds, just like the Pro model.

These weapons use steel frames and steel slides. Thanks to this, they received high reliability and a long service life. The bolt casing has a notch on the front and back. And the company employees rounded off all the sharp corners.

The barrel bushing is standard. Some sports pistols of this type are equipped with wide bushings. The pistols are famous for their shooting accuracy thanks to their light trigger. The trigger also works easily. You don't have to use too much force to pull the trigger.

The ergonomics of the weapon were excellent. So the wooden cheeks on the sides of the handle made it convenient to hold the pistol. During slight recoil, the pistol did not play in the palm of my hand, even with a weak grip.

The trigger was made of aluminum alloy. There were no relief holes or adjustment screw throughout the entire trigger mechanism. The force with which the shooter should press the trigger was 2.7 kg. This effort is considered the most optimal. It is not too light and not too heavy. Any special forces soldier felt safe with this pistol, judging by the reviews of American SWAT employees.

pistol grip

The pistol is equipped with a double-sided safety. Long levers allow you to use it quickly. One of them protects the shooter's finger from the trigger returning. It also allows you to hold the pistol stably while shooting.

The handle for holding the pistol is covered with small notches. They prevent your palm from slipping on the handle if your palms are very sweaty. Many shooters report the grips on this pistol as being the best of any pistol they have ever used.

Some modifications of the Kimber were equipped with a collimator sight. Each pistol came with three magazines.

There are more modern modifications of pistols from the Kimber company. They are more improved and are immediately equipped with a laser sight or a collimator sight. Some modifications have a commander-style firing pin. But almost everything is made of stainless steel. This is the main feature for pistols from the Kimber organization, which produces military weapons.

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Is it true that the 1911 .45 caliber is an obsolete design?

“Of course, the 1911 is an outdated design. It comes from an era when guns were designed to win in battle, not to avoid product liability lawsuits. He came from an era where it was considered normal to learn how your weapon worked and practice using it until it became second nature, rather than reducing things to the lowest common denominator. It comes from an era when our country tried to equip our fighting men with the best tools possible, unlike today when fighting men and women are forced to use equipment approved because of international agreements or because the manufacturers are well connected in Congress. Without a shadow of a doubt, the 1911 is an outdated design, and that's why I love it."

Rosco S. Benson

Model 1911. Self-loading pistol chambered for .45 ACP. It was developed by John Moses Browning in 1910 for a competition announced by the US Army, whose experience in the Philippine Campaign showed that the .38 revolver did not have sufficient firepower. The 1911 prototype was designed specifically for .38 caliber, but Browning remade it for army order. On March 29, the automatic pistol, designed by Browning and produced by Colt, was introduced into service with the US Army and was named the Model 1911 (M1911).

Model A1. Experience of use during the First World War showed the reliability of the design and high combat qualities of the pistol, as well as some shortcomings related to ergonomics. Therefore, in 1926, minor ergonomic changes were made to the design:

• the safety on the handle has been extended
• The shape of the handle has been slightly changed
• trigger shortened
• The trigger guard has been reduced in size and has arched cutouts at the back.

The pistol was called Colt M1911 A1 Government Model (Government M1911 A1). Since then, no changes have been made to the design. Only some compact variants were added - "Commander" with a 108 mm long barrel with a standard handle and a magazine capacity of 7 rounds, and "Defender" (the designation "Officers' model" was also used) - with a 76 mm barrel and a shortened handle holding 6 rounds (however, it is possible to use standard long magazines with 7 rounds). In 1972, based on the Commander, the Rock Island Arsenal developed the M15 General Officers model pistol, which was adopted in the United States for senior officers and generals of the US Army and Navy.

The pistol was in service with the US Armed Forces for eighty years, from 1911 to 1990, for example, it was used during Operation Desert Storm.

Disadvantages of the 1911 (common to other pistols from the First World War):

• significant weight and size (you'd think the Beretta 92 would be smaller or lighter!)
• small magazine capacity (what we have, that is, custom magazines with increased capacity are our everything)
• Single-action trigger (it works fine, you might think that self-cocking in a Glock gives less travel to the trigger guard!).

At various times, attempts were made to improve the design. For example, series 90 pistols had a double-action trigger. The most prominent representative of the 90 series was the Colt Double Eagle. However, compared to its contemporaries, the Double Eagle was too heavy and proved unpopular, so it was produced only from 1990 to 1997.

Today, the 1911 is produced by various manufacturers (Colt, Springfield Armory, Kimber, Les Baer, ​​Wilson, STI) and remains the most popular weapon in the United States:

• some army officers demonstratively carry the M1911 A1 as a second pistol
• Despite the government policy of arming the police and FBI with Glock 22 and 23 pistols (.40 ACP cartridge), many units choose the 1911 (usually made by Para or SpringField) as their primary weapon.
• Among shooting enthusiasts, the 1911 is clearly the leader by a wide margin.

TTX:

Device:

The M1911 (A1) consists of three main parts: the frame, the barrel and the bolt housing, which moves back and forth along guides built into the frame. At the rear of the casing there is a bolt in which there is a firing pin and ejector. The magazine, trigger guard, hammer and safety lever mechanism are inserted into the handle frame, which blocks the trigger, preventing it from moving until the handle is completely wrapped around the hand. The barrel is connected to the pistol frame using a swinging earring located under the breech of the barrel and providing locking and unlocking of the barrel.

trigger , single action. The mainspring is a twisted cylindrical one, located in the handle behind the magazine; the force on the trigger is transmitted through a rod. The firing pin is spring loaded to prevent accidental firing. The trigger moves longitudinally in the grooves of the pistol frame. There are two fuses: one blocks the sear and bolt, the second blocks the trigger rod. When the safety locks are turned on, the trigger can remain cocked and locked, this compensates for the insufficient efficiency of the single-action trigger. In addition, a safety cock is provided.

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• https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/M1911
• https://world.guns.ru/handguns/hg04-r.htm
• https://www.legendary-arms.ru/guns/colt1911
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What colors was the gun painted?

The frame and bolt were painted dark gray from the factory. This gave the pistol a solid feel. Other smaller elements were painted matte black. Paint was used instead of standard bluing because the work was carried out in difficult weather conditions. Conventional blued weapons quickly became covered with rust. The steel was being eaten away by corrosion.

The handles are coated in different colors: green, bluish, sky, brown and standard black.

The magazines for these weapons were made of stainless steel.

Description of the Umarex Colt Government 1911 A1 air pistol

an air pistol related to gas-cylinder pneumatics that fires 4.5 mm caliber bullets with an initial flight speed of up to 120 m/s .

The model also belongs to the premium class, because... equipped with a high-quality rifled barrel and assembled pneumatic Umarex Colt Government 1911 A1 in Germany.

Like all classic pistols produced in Germany, the model is equipped with a lever-action cylinder piercing and sealing design.

The energy source in the Umarex Colt 1911 Government A1 pistol is a standard cylinder with CO2 gas in the liquid phase. Shooting is possible at temperatures from -5 to 50 degrees Celsius , while one cylinder is enough for approximately 75-80 shots or 9-10 drum charges.

The drum is installed in the revolver body; to open the niche, you need to fold back the front part of the bolt using a key that simulates the bolt stop.

The pistol completely replicates the classic Colt 1911 model, developed by Browning for the US Army. It is even equipped with 2 fuses, with the same functionality as the combat ones. The 1st safety is located on the back of the handle and if you do not hold the pistol in your hand, it will not fire. The 2nd fuse is located on the rear left side of the bolt, it is made in the form of a flag. The top position of the flag is safe, it mechanically blocks the movement of the shutter, the bottom position is safe.

Shooting from the Colt 1911 A1 Government pistol from Umarex brings increased pleasure, because... accuracy, range and accuracy of fire are at their best.

The range between the front sight and the rear sight is approximately 200 mm, which has a positive effect on accuracy. The rifled barrel is responsible for accuracy and range.

The pistol makes a pleasant impression and wins hearts with its beauty and high cost even before you start shooting from it, but shooting from the Umarex Colt Government 1911 A1 pistol is unforgettable from the first to the last bullet.

Digital piano Casio CDP-220RBK

The product has been discontinued.

The Casio CDP-220RBK digital piano is a compact piano.

The keyboard consists of 88 weighted keys with hammer action, which exactly replicates the action of a real acoustic piano keyboard: the lower keys require more pressure than the higher keys; The strength of the sound exactly corresponds to the force of pressing the keys. The keyboard surface is made of high-quality synthetic material.

The sound source in this piano is the advanced AHL processor.

The piano is equipped with an expanded bank of auto accompaniment styles: 200 built-in + 10 user + 305 music presets, a tone bank - up to 700 sounds and built-in songs - up to 152.

The 48-voice polyphony is semi-professional, but it is quite enough for daily practice while honing your playing skills. During dynamic play, all sounds are preserved.

The piano has the ability to connect a microphone or player, has a recording device, as well as a slot for SD and SDHC cards from 2 to 32 GB.

Using the SD slot, the process of exchanging and recording data takes just a few seconds. To learn more about the capabilities of the CDP-220R digital piano, see the Specifications section.

Model color: black.

The product is currently not supplied to Russia, which is most likely due to the end of production of this model. Instead, the CDP-230RBK model is offered, which Casio engineers have updated and refined. The new model is available in two colors. View model CDP-230RBK

• Black color
• DisplayYes
• MIDI Yes
• Number of keys88
• MechanicsWeighted hammer
• Keyboard surfaceHigh-quality synthetic material
• Touch sensitivity3 sensitivity levels, off.
• Polyphony (maximum)48
• Number of timbres700
• Sound SourceAHL (Dual Element)
• Stereo sampled piano soundsYes
• Layering/Split KeyboardYes/Yes
• Reverb10
• Horus5
• Number of built-in styles: 200
• One-touch settings200
• Custom styles (style editor)10
• Music presets305
• Number of built-in songs 152
• Demo compositions-
• Loads additionally (custom songs)10
• Piano/Organ Button Yes
• Opening top cover -
• Sampling functionYes (max. 10 seconds)
• Audio input for samplingMic input
• Learning functionStep by step learning
• Selecting parts for trainingRight/Left/Together
• Recorder 6 tracks x 5 songs, 1 training song
• Approximate data capacityUp to 12,000 notes
• Audio recording and playback
• Duet mode-
• Octave shift+- 2 octaves
• Metronome 0,2,3,4,5,6 beats, tempo range: 20 to 255
• Pedals SP-3 (damper, assignable)
• Transport2 octaves (-12 semitones ~0~ +12 semitones)
• Autoharmonization12 types
• Arpeggiator90 types
• Tuning adjustment A4=415.5 Hz - 440.0 Hz - 465.9 Hz
• Number of preset temperaments17
• Pitch Bend WheelYes
• Memory card slot SDSD and SDHC, from 2 GB to 32 GB
• HeadphonesStandard stereo jack
• Pedal1 standard jack
• Audio inputStereo mini-jack
• Microphone inputStandard jack
• USB (MIDI) Yes
• USB port
• Speaker size 12 cm x 6 cm x 2
• Gain2 x 8 W
• Dimensions (W x D x H) 1322 x 286 x 129 mm (without music stand)
• With stand (sold separately) 1322 x 373 x 753 mm
• Weight12.0 kg (without music stand)
• With stand (sold separately) 19.9 kg

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