1911 Pay It Forward Thread. SGB approved! (Page 4 of 4)
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Originally Posted By Tirador223: Could anybody use a set of thin Officer's Model-size Dan Wesson grips? They originally came on a Dan Wesson ECO and are shown below on the pistol (not included). Nice wood and textured grippy sections. Free to a good home. https://i.imgur.com/7yKvAs2h.jpg I'll take them and can offer old solid trigger and scull grips full size Attached File |
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Well you seen much combat? ......... I've seen a little on TV.
We are jolly green giants, walking the Earth with guns.
Lifetime NRA member
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Just the grips, they’re a pair of duragrips, not the bobtail cut, but rather a rounded or round heal cut…that’s a Sig Fastback they’re on. Tried them out so as to not scratch up the OEM wood, but just not digging the feel of them Shoot me an email, and I should get the message on my cell 
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Originally Posted By TKLOL: @Gabriel11808 I’d like the Green/Black G10 Grips if they are still available. I have a Sarco GI trigger, a Sarco GI low profile rear sight and a Brownells orange bushing wrench. https://www.brownells.com/userdocs/products/p_080045045_1.jpg I’m pretty sure the Sarco stuff is RIA manufacture. They’re yours. Message me your address. There are no grip screws with them. |
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Ordered a set of Cocobolo double diamond grips from Springfield Armory for a 1911 (not-A1). No logo. Just checkering and diamonds. Did not mention ambi-cut in description. They arrive and are cut for ambi-safeties.  Anyone wants them, just let me know. 
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You should refurb one of those boats uxb was on when he got a lift from some guys who weren't really there to where he wasn't going from where he never was. - Kitties with Sigs
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Originally Posted By uxb: Ordered a set of Cocobolo double diamond grips from Springfield Armory for a 1911 (not-A1). No logo. Just checkering and diamonds. Did not mention ambi-cut in description. They arrive and are cut for ambi-safeties. Anyone wants them, just let me know. I could use these if still available. I'm sent, I'm not sure it's working. |
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Originally Posted By gojoe: I could use these if still available. I'm sent, I'm not sure it's working. They are yours. 
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You should refurb one of those boats uxb was on when he got a lift from some guys who weren't really there to where he wasn't going from where he never was. - Kitties with Sigs
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Originally Posted By RONIN45: I have a set of Kimber brand 3 dot night sights that i just pulled off a slide. Let me know if anyone wants them. I could use these if they are still available. |
Texas has yet to learn submission to any oppression, come from what source it may. Sam Houston “Government is not reason; it is not eloquent; it is force. Like fire, it is a dangerous servant and a fearful master.” George Washington
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meant to order a full size 18lb recoil spring Accidentally ordered the 3.5” officers model brand new, never opened WILSON COMBAT 10CO18 recoil spring Looking for a good home Attached File |
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Originally Posted By Colt653: meant to order a full size 18lb recoil spring Accidentally ordered the 3.5” officers model brand new, never opened WILSON COMBAT 10CO18 recoil spring Looking for a good home https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/2275/IMG_8838_jpeg-3035518.JPG If youre still looking shoot me your address and I'll send you a new in wrap one. |
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-- Henry David Thoreau (1817-1862)
-- Henry David Thoreau (1817-1862)