Nighthawk Custom T3 1911 Review

This is the full (and way too long at that) review of the Nighthawk Custom T3 Stainless. It's essentially THE ultimate carry 1911 when you feed it the right ammo. I had a hard time getting my thoughts together while filming because it just did not like my hand loads at all and I ran out of factory ammo. This sort of tripped me up and I kept saying the same thing over and over, etc. If the video seems choppy it's because there was A LOT of editing involved. Also if I'm being completely honest I'm working hard to hide frustration because I know it's a "custom quality" pistol, but my personal expectation is that any gun that costs in the neighborhood of k should eat ANY ammo I feed it. Thanks for watching and don't forget to visit the main site at www.HausofGuns.com http Twitter.com
Video Rating: 4 / 5

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