Thanks for your feedback MagicPie I think you are on target. Saw a reference to overheating a pistol in another forum and the guy did not reference that much shooting. Was wondering if some pistols were China Dolls. Was thinking you would likely need a pile of magazines to attempt extreme heating of a barrel.I'm not sure what you mean by overheating in a pistol, but I can assure you, that you haven't done it and you wont be able to. ...
ther all so a guy that did it to a glock and the guide rod broke like around 850 i think but not sure but it keep shooting all 1000 roundsI believe it was Todd Jarret that did a 1,000 round test on a new Para 1911 .45. He fired all 1k rounds within about 10-12 minutes or something like that. No malfunctions, but the gun was so hot toward the end of the test he could barely hold it. It performed flawlessly and you can watch the video of it online, probably like Youtube or maybe Para's website.
But sadly the blinker fluid frequently goes unnoticed for ages.It shouldn't overheat as long as you keep the coolant level up. You do check the coolant level don't you?
+1 "Whoo! Hot Gun! Hot Gun!" - Todd Jerret.
haha i've gotten a few women with that one.But sadly the blinker fluid frequently goes unnoticed for ages.
But sadly the blinker fluid frequently goes unnoticed for ages.
I almost forgot to check that in my regular service of my pistol. I checked and yup, needed to be topped off.It shouldn't overheat as long as you keep the coolant level up. You do check the coolant level don't you?