A PHOTO GALLERY-------SHOW YOUR PONY'S (Page 9 of 24)
Here's my meager collection:
On top is a 1993 Enhanced Combat Commander that was recently re-blued and gone over by Colt Below to the right is an early Series 80 Stainless Gold Cup that has some minor custom work done. Beavertail safety and a bobbed hammer. Third down is a bone-stock 1991NRM Fourth and to the left is a 1991ORM that has been to the Colt Custom Shop. Here's a list of what was done: Added a pony to the left side of the slide at the rear, Gold Cup cuts to the front of the frame, de-horn, and a re-blue Before it went in a 1911 hammer, 1911 mainspring housing, and some hardball sights were added. I've got my eye on an Enhanced Blued Officers model that my FFL has in stock....... |
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Lightweight Officer's ACP customized by Scott, McDougal and Assoc.
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My late father's Detective Specials, his off-duty guns for thirty-seven years on the job in NY. The blued gun dispatched a burglar in our home, Tax Day 1979.
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Gold Cup Mark IV Series 70 and the box it came in.
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Originally Posted By TacDoc:
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TacDoc, what holster is that? ETA: n/m ... http://www.wildbillsconcealment.com/shop/item.asp?itemid=32 |
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Originally Posted By bigsapper:
TacDoc, what holster is that? Sorry for the late response... Its a Wild Bill's Concealment Holster. |
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Originally Posted By Bklyn_Irish:
My late father's Detective Specials, his off-duty guns for thirty-seven years on the job in NY. The blued gun dispatched a burglar in our home, Tax Day 1979. http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh126/bklynirish/DSCN1174.jpg Here is that nickel DS alongside my girlfriend's nickel 1903, recently inherited from her grandfather. 
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1911 colt combat commander in nickel
My first in alot of ways: -first 45 acp i ever shot (was 7) -first pistol to own ( given by dad on 18th b-day) -first pistol i carried with my ccw (18-20) I love that pistol, it is one that i will never sell. 
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Originally Posted By VITA:
hello, I'm new here, I hope to learn much. http://i84.servimg.com/u/f84/12/64/46/27/dsc01410.jpg http://i14.servimg.com/u/f14/12/64/46/27/dsc01110.jpg Ruddi. salu... hey vita, great collection you really make me jealous. How do you own so many down south, i thought they were illegal to own 
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Originally Posted By chadwick76:
Originally Posted By VITA:
hello, I'm new here, I hope to learn much. http://i84.servimg.com/u/f84/12/64/46/27/dsc01410.jpg http://i14.servimg.com/u/f14/12/64/46/27/dsc01110.jpg Ruddi. salu... hey vita, great collection you really make me jealous. How do you own so many down south, i thought they were illegal to own Very nice. I wondered myself about handguns down south......Have some of the 1911's been converted to .22lr? I noticed some small appearing holes in the ends of a few of those barrels? |
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Originally Posted By ckelley:
Originally Posted By chadwick76:
Originally Posted By VITA:
hello, I'm new here, I hope to learn much. http://i84.servimg.com/u/f84/12/64/46/27/dsc01410.jpg http://i14.servimg.com/u/f14/12/64/46/27/dsc01110.jpg Ruddi. salu... hey vita, great collection you really make me jealous. How do you own so many down south, i thought they were illegal to own Very nice. I wondered myself about handguns down south......Have some of the 1911's been converted to .22lr? I noticed some small appearing holes in the ends of a few of those barrels? My understanding of Mexican law is that as long as they aren't chambered in a military caliber, they are okay to own. Which is why the .38 Super is such a popular 1911 caliber in Mexico. But I've never been to Mexico and don't plan on crossing the border with firearms... |
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Hello,
I bought a Colt Officers Model. I was looking for information on the pistol. The serial number is 334,### there appears there is a 6 under the serial number. The pistol has adjustable front and rear sight. Black Colt grips and there is no colt engraved on the left side of the frame. The barrel is marked with Pat'd dates of Aug 5 1884, June 5 1900, Apr 9 01, and July 4 05. I know the pistol has been reblued and has some pitting. Also the grips are factory colt but may not of been the correct grips for the pistol. I was hoping for a mfg date, I have checked proofhouse.com but I do not think it is correct or that i was looking at the correct section. If anyone can help me get information on this I would appreciate it. picture 1 picture 2 |
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Originally Posted By whoyougunnacall911:
Hello, I bought a Colt Officers Model. I was looking for information on the pistol. The serial number is 334,### there appears there is a 6 under the serial number. The pistol has adjustable front and rear sight. Black Colt grips and there is no colt engraved on the left side of the frame. The barrel is marked with Pat'd dates of Aug 5 1884, June 5 1900, Apr 9 01, and July 4 05. I know the pistol has been reblued and has some pitting. Also the grips are factory colt but may not of been the correct grips for the pistol. I was hoping for a mfg date, I have checked proofhouse.com but I do not think it is correct or that i was looking at the correct section. If anyone can help me get information on this I would appreciate it. picture 1 picture 2 Looking at the "Army Special and Officer's Model" serial number list at http://proofhouse.com/colt/index.html, which this revolver appears to belong, your SN of 334xxx puts it in the 1911-1912 production years. Might be worth contacting Colt and getting a factory letter to verify it. |
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Originally Posted By BBossman:
http://i444.photobucket.com/albums/qq169/bbossman1/Firearms/100_0254.jpg Hey BBossman- I'll see your Series 70 in Royal Blue finish, and raise you a Python! 
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Originally Posted By ckelley:
Originally Posted By chadwick76:
Originally Posted By VITA:
hello, I'm new here, I hope to learn much. http://i84.servimg.com/u/f84/12/64/46/27/dsc01410.jpg http://i14.servimg.com/u/f14/12/64/46/27/dsc01110.jpg Ruddi. salu... hey vita, great collection you really make me jealous. How do you own so many down south, i thought they were illegal to own Very nice. I wondered myself about handguns down south......Have some of the 1911's been converted to .22lr? I noticed some small appearing holes in the ends of a few of those barrels? Yup, probably .22LR and .38 Super... or maybe vita works for the Mex Govt... Nice collection indeed. |
