They FIXED the 1911 With GLOCK MAGIC: Stealth Arms Platypus
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Published 2024-02-10
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The Stealth Arms Platypus takes the 1911 platform and injects a dose of innovation. This unique pistol retains the 1911's single-action operation and familiar grip angle but throws in a game-changer: compatibility with Glock magazines. This marries the 1911's shooting experience with the high-capacity advantage of Glock mags, offering 17+1 rounds of 9mm. Machined from billet aluminum and extensively customizable, the Platypus caters to those seeking a modern take on the 1911. While purists might scoff, the Platypus undeniably presents an intriguing option for shooters who value both tradition and adaptability in their handgun.
Born in 1911, the Colt 1911 was the brainchild of John Moses Browning, a visionary gunsmith. It swiftly won the US Army trials, becoming the standard sidearm for over 70 years. Its success lay in its innovative design: a single-action, semi-automatic pistol with a tilting barrel and Browning's iconic short recoil action. While eclipsed by modern polymer pistols, the 1911's legacy lives on. Its timeless lines, smooth operation, and renowned accuracy endear it to collectors, competition shooters, and self-defense enthusiasts alike. Countless variants and upgrades keep it relevant, a testament to its enduring design.
Despite its age, the 1911 remains a viable choice for various applications. Modern iterations often boast improved ergonomics, enhanced reliability, and superior materials. While its single-stack magazine limits ammo capacity compared to polymer rivals, it offers excellent control and balance. Its crisp trigger and inherent accuracy make it a joy to shoot, satisfying even the most discerning users. Though not the ultimate for concealed carry due to its larger profile, its .45 ACP chambering provides stopping power valued by some self-defense advocates. Ultimately, the 1911's appeal lies in its unique character, blending history, performance, and craftsmanship, making it a timeless classic.
All Comments (21)
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Ill do absolutely nothing for how many likes this comment gets
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"A 1911?" chittering noises, puts on Fedora "Perry the 1911?!"
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The cut to Massad on the slide drop killed me 🤣🤣🤣
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😂 that kitten "meow" reference was a thing of beauty
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Perry the Platypus
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8:12 RIP little kitten
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1911. Aviators. Mustache. Shoot me first vest!? You have the Fudd uniform! Toss the 1911 and you’d be the perfect hipster!
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A 1911 that takes plastic pistol magazines? I can see some old-school minds malfunctioning.... I also love the humor of calling it a platypus
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Never knew I needed to hear Massad "meow" before today. Thanks again, Balaclava Man.
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😆 he said "- how close did they get buddy?-" then he nonchalantly starts pulling the balaclava out his pocket lol
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9:53 that baklava transformation was perfect. Also love that stealth arms called this thing the platypus. Very cool one of the worst things is having to buy new magazines. Also gun guys making a zombie movie would be pretty damn great.
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Props to those stairwell shots @ 2:30. Not since Collateral has there been such good sound design.
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Enjoyed the Wilson combat meow you snuck in there brother 😂
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I wasn't looking at the screen during the slide drop, but i immediately recognized that "MEOW" 😂
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I love the cinematic direction you are taking the channel in. It's been going on for a long time now but it keeps going up and up
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Thank goodness they patched this with that new update I was scared for a moment.
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The admin lore deepens
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3:42 John Moses Browning had a pretty compact looking auto-5. Now I want one like that too.
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The fact that this feels like it have more movie quality than most movies out. Really says the effort put into the sub story of the video
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"SAY THE LINE AARON!" "stopping power" BAHAHAHAHAHAHA
