Nelson Ford Q&A Part 2, Dropping 1911 Slides On Empty, MIM parts, Turkish Clones, S&W trigger stops

In this video Nelson Ford of The Gunsmith Inc. answers comments and questions left on prior videos. Touching again on MIM parts, their benefits, saving on production cost as well as assembly time which allowed Smith and Wesson to compete in modern markets, as well as other improvements in post 1996 revolvers. Dropping the slide of a 1911 on an empty chamber, what can happen on the hammer and trigger as well as the barrel of some manufacturers, and what it takes to strip a round from the magazine. Smith and Wesson revolver trigger stops and why you should remove them in most cases. 1911 brands and the good quality of Turkish 1911 clones like Tisas.