A PHOTO GALLERY-------SHOW YOUR PONY'S (Page 8 of 24)
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Another Trooper of the same vintage, with his little brother...  Wish I'd figured out this Woodsman had been re-finished before paying so much for it. Oh well...  |
"I think we should get a Machine Gun. We can use it to hunt game, spell out things, or ring in the New Year!" - Bart Simpson
My very first issued duty weapon was a Trooper Mark III 
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"The 1911 was the design given by God to us through John M. Browning that represents the epitome of what a killing tool needs to be. It was true in 1911 and is true now."—Colonel Robert J. Coates, USMC
 
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No offense dude, but I think Subnet, Hardcase, and the gyrating stormtrooper pretty much got you on this one.
Originally Posted By Aimless:
[writes "sixgunsblazing" at the bottom of the "To Get" list on the wall next to the computer]
Originally Posted By Aimless:
[writes "sixgunsblazing" at the bottom of the "To Get" list on the wall next to the computer]
Clockwise from the top: Series 80 9mm Commander, OACP, Series 70 Gov't, Series 80 Gov't Enhanced, 1991, Series 70 Clark Custom .38 Super (slide marked 9mm) |
USMC_Dad bought me a Membership!!
Proud Member of Ranstad's Militia...The Fantastic Bastards
19Delta: When you need complete destruction with maximum collateral damage, accept no substitutes!
Ask me about Recon-Security Platoon 1-22IN, 4ID(M)!
Proud Member of Ranstad's Militia...The Fantastic Bastards
19Delta: When you need complete destruction with maximum collateral damage, accept no substitutes!
Ask me about Recon-Security Platoon 1-22IN, 4ID(M)!
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Originally Posted By Shadow4Golf:
http://i122.photobucket.com/albums/o275/idpassr/PC052114.jpg Clockwise from the top: Series 80 9mm Commander, OACP, Series 70 Gov't, Series 80 Gov't Enhanced, 1991, Series 70 Clark Custom .38 Super (slide marked 9mm) Where is a good source for those grips? I like them. I should clarify, I'm talking about the Colt gold medallion ones. |
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Originally Posted By satellite:
Originally Posted By Shadow4Golf:
http://i122.photobucket.com/albums/o275/idpassr/PC052114.jpg Clockwise from the top: Series 80 9mm Commander, OACP, Series 70 Gov't, Series 80 Gov't Enhanced, 1991, Series 70 Clark Custom .38 Super (slide marked 9mm) Where is a good source for those grips? I like them. I should clarify, I'm talking about the Colt gold medallion ones. I've just been lucky with them. Most of my 1911's came with them. You might talk to your friendly local gunsmith, as he may have a couple of pairs in his big box of parts. |
USMC_Dad bought me a Membership!!
Proud Member of Ranstad's Militia...The Fantastic Bastards
19Delta: When you need complete destruction with maximum collateral damage, accept no substitutes!
Ask me about Recon-Security Platoon 1-22IN, 4ID(M)!
Proud Member of Ranstad's Militia...The Fantastic Bastards
19Delta: When you need complete destruction with maximum collateral damage, accept no substitutes!
Ask me about Recon-Security Platoon 1-22IN, 4ID(M)!
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Originally Posted By NCPatrolAR:
1967 Colt Cobra in .38 http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w167/DefConNC/DSC02029.jpg I'll gladly trade you a nearly new set of Pachmayrs for that old worn out Tyler T grip 
I think you can find the ejector rod tip at Sarco or Brownells. I've got a friend who smacked a small hole in his right hand when he lost that part. OUCH!!! |
USMC_Dad bought me a Membership!!
Proud Member of Ranstad's Militia...The Fantastic Bastards
19Delta: When you need complete destruction with maximum collateral damage, accept no substitutes!
Ask me about Recon-Security Platoon 1-22IN, 4ID(M)!
Proud Member of Ranstad's Militia...The Fantastic Bastards
19Delta: When you need complete destruction with maximum collateral damage, accept no substitutes!
Ask me about Recon-Security Platoon 1-22IN, 4ID(M)!
My not so stock M1991A1! This is shares packing time with my Colt Defender. My department allows us to carry what we qualify with off duty. They supply the ammo as well! Not too shabby for department that issues the Glock 22 for our duty gun (several of us would like to carry 1911's on duty). They realize we all have different tastes. 
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Here is a build of mine. My first in fact. 90's era, Colt Combat Elite. Slide, receiver, and hammer are of course Colt. Nowlin barrel and bushing. Herret Medallion Grips. Millet narrow notched Target sights. Everything else is Ed Brown. Bluing and beadblasting done by Perkins Customs. Gunsmithing done by me...1911smith.
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My second build. Current Generation Colt Combat Elite. Front strap done by Matt Davis of MD Custom Machining. Bluing and bead blasting done by Perkins Customs. Pistolsmithing done by 1911smith. All factory original except trigger, mainspring housing, beavertail grip safety, ambidextrous thumb safety, and magwell are Ed Brown.
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Originally Posted By 1911smith:
Here is a build of mine. My first in fact. 90's era, Colt Combat Elite. Slide, receiver, and hammer are of course Colt. Nowlin barrel and bushing. Herret Medallion Grips. Millet narrow notched Target sights. Everything else is Ed Brown. Bluing and beadblasting done by Perkins Customs. Gunsmithing done by me...1911smith. Crap picture taken by my cell phone. http://s660.photobucket.com/albums/uu324/daclark1911/1238033252.jpg ok. now it's time to go buy a real camera ! Yes better picture of this will be nice, Now go get your self a new camera !! 
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American by birth Southern by the Grace of God
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TN, USA
Mark IV Series 70 1978
Mods •Kart Match Barrel •EGW Carry Bevel Bushing •Greiser Trigger •Tripp Research Mag Spring & Follower Take offs 
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"An armed society is a polite society. Manners are good when one may have to back up his acts with his life." R. Heinlein, Beyond the Horizon
1922 1929 Colt Police Positive .38 Special. Bought it earlier this year for a little over $400. It's been used pretty thoroughly by its previous owner. Front sight is a bit chewed up, but I like it. Makes it look well loved, and it is.
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