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Surprised at the light work.

EDIT: I forgot to mention this is the L6 Stainless model in .50ae, first time shooting it since i got it the other week (had to wait on ammo shipment and nowhere nearby had some for a quick test) and its also my first time shooting a desert eagle or anything of this caliber. .44 magnum was the previous largest cartridge ive fired from a handgun. I put about 100-120 rounds of 325gr fmj through it and it ran almost flawlessly, I did notice if I limp wrist it it will have a malfunction sometimes and I was able to purposely do so repeatedly but having a proper grip it ran flawlessly. Long story short, it was a blast, zero regrets on purchasing and unsurprisingly if you use good ammo, lube it and grip it properly the gun runs perfectly fine, if you handle it like a soyboy it jams. Oh and everyone saying the things are uncontrollable either have motorskill disabilities/damage (cant do much about that) or are total weaklings.

Picked up a L6 in .50AE the other day. One more bucket list gun acquired. My initial thoughts are its far lighter than I was expecting, though the aluminum frame is partially why id assume along with the bit of material difference with the integrated brake. Unfortunately havent had a chance to shoot it yet as im waiting for ammo and mags to ship to my place and nowhere within a 50 mile radius has any in stock (they had .500SW though, which was odd) but ill update this post when I do. The pictures I see online do not do the stainless justice, this two-tone look is sick. Also, here's a size comparison to my 10mm Rock DS1911 for those who dont have a reference.