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“The only thing necessary for the triump of evil is for good men to do nothing.” - Edmund Burke
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Originally Posted By thebert: https://i.imgur.com/fqYugia.jpg" target="_blank">https://i.imgur.com/fqYugia.jpg View Quote Righteous. How do you like it? |
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"There are no winners in war, only losers. Who won and who lost is often debated by those who did not fight." - VC Soldier
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Originally Posted By Infidel4life11: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/325471/3B91F25E-710A-4E9E-93CB-1652BB9D2EC2-2817925.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/325471/A4FD56DA-361F-4ABC-90BF-A58D0A9BC986-2817927.jpg View Quote @Infidel4life11 Is that recent production? Looks nice. I still regret selling my ADCO-spec RRA years ago. ![]() |
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Retired Army OIF/OEF. Get rid of people who confidently answer question about which they know nothing about
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Originally Posted By Dobs013: Just picked this up to use as a base gun. https://i.imgur.com/qcnHZru.jpg View Quote are excellent base guns. ![]() ![]() |
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Originally Posted By Infidel4life11: Yup new production. I love it, one of the nicest 1911s I’ve owned. I’m also proud that you new what it was. @SSeric02 View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Infidel4life11: Yup new production. I love it, one of the nicest 1911s I’ve owned. I’m also proud that you new what it was. @SSeric02 ![]() RRA 1911s are a hidden gem. Originally Posted By The_Gooch: I used one of those years ago for a full custom at SACS. Those old GI Mil-Specs are excellent base guns. ![]() https://i.imgur.com/vkoPSlw.jpg That's beautiful! |
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Originally Posted By The_Gooch: I used one of those years ago for a full custom at SACS. Those old GI Mil-Specs are excellent base guns. ![]() https://i.imgur.com/vkoPSlw.jpg View Quote That looks great! It’s seems, at least from initial impressions, it’s going to live up to that reputation. I’m gonna run some rounds through it and see how it shoots as is while I accumulate parts. |
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“The only thing necessary for the triump of evil is for good men to do nothing.” - Edmund Burke
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Hard drugs, guns, and nuclear stuff does not mix to well together. - R_Fury
Masturbation is a valid option - Naamah La liberté consiste à ne dépendre que des lois. - Voltaire R.I.P. tnsparky |
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Originally Posted By 7255: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/320831/Screenshot_20230617-140235_png-2854612.JPG My first 1911. Tisas Stingray, so far have only changed the grips and screws out. View Quote Just picked one up a few days ago. What holsters are you going with? |
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"If you cant do something smart, do something right"
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"If you cant do something smart, do something right"
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View Quote Looks slick. Green and stainless steel make a great color combo. |
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Originally Posted By 03RN: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/433221/IMG_20230630_124835_jpg-2869091.JPG View Quote A man after my own heart. Next time I’m at the range I’ll have to take a picture with my old man guns too. Eta pic thread - Changed the most annoying thing about my TRP (the FLGR) to a GI Wilson setup: ![]() And it’s new holster (JM Custom Kydex): ![]() |
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Just traded my Dan Wesson Specialist 9mm...
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"Whisky for the gentlemen that like it. And for the gentlemen that don't like it - Whisky!" -Alec Guinness as MAJ (acting Colonel) Jock Sinclair, D.S.O., M.M. "Tunes of Glory"
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Originally Posted By SSeric02: My old Kimber Classic Custom purchased in 1997. I replaced the original polymer mainspring housing with a steel part from Wilson Combat the other day; it dropped right in and the bottom rear radius matched up pretty good with the frame as is. I also replaced the original radiused MIM firing pin stop with a square bottom Harrison part. Pretty easy to fit. Surprisingly, that original firing pin stop was a Series 80 part. As I recall, the early Kimbers used small parts by Chip McCormick and I guess they just used what they had. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/60529/ve0jkwyh-2881075.jpg View Quote I see your slide has turned purple as well. I've got one and is one of my favorite pistols. |
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Originally Posted By SecretSquirell: I see your slide has turned purple as well. I've got one and is one of my favorite pistols. View Quote Ha, yeah, a little bit plum. I've thought about getting it refinished or having some custom work done to the gun a few times over the years. But it's my first 1911 and I've decided to keep it basically as is with the few minor changes I've made here and there. The Novak's are close to 20 years old though, and long dim, so I might swap them out at some point. Maybe a gold bead front and plain black rear. I like the 10-8 rear, but missed out when he was making them for Kimbers. I'm really chuffed with how well the Wilson mainspring housing fit though. |
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Originally Posted By SSeric02: Ha, yeah, a little bit plum. I've thought about getting it refinished or having some custom work done to the gun a few times over the years. But it's my first 1911 and I've decided to keep it basically as is with the few minor changes I've made here and there. The Novak's are close to 20 years old though, and long dim, so I might swap them out at some point. Maybe a gold bead front and plain black rear. I like the 10-8 rear, but missed out when he was making them for Kimbers. I'm really chuffed with how well the Wilson mainspring housing fit though. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By SSeric02: Originally Posted By SecretSquirell: I see your slide has turned purple as well. I've got one and is one of my favorite pistols. Ha, yeah, a little bit plum. I've thought about getting it refinished or having some custom work done to the gun a few times over the years. But it's my first 1911 and I've decided to keep it basically as is with the few minor changes I've made here and there. The Novak's are close to 20 years old though, and long dim, so I might swap them out at some point. Maybe a gold bead front and plain black rear. I like the 10-8 rear, but missed out when he was making them for Kimbers. I'm really chuffed with how well the Wilson mainspring housing fit though. I'll never refinish mine. I got it used, it was an LEO trade-in, about 20 years ago. You can see each finger worn through the finish of the front strap of the Officer that carried it. I do need to get a few things tightened up on it. |
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View Quote Those S.R.P's are sweet 1911s. Nice collection |
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Originally Posted By SecretSquirell: I'll never refinish mine. I got it used, it was an LEO trade-in, about 20 years ago. You can see each finger worn through the finish of the front strap of the Officer that carried it. I do need to get a few things tightened up on it. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By SecretSquirell: Originally Posted By SSeric02: Originally Posted By SecretSquirell: I see your slide has turned purple as well. I've got one and is one of my favorite pistols. Ha, yeah, a little bit plum. I've thought about getting it refinished or having some custom work done to the gun a few times over the years. But it's my first 1911 and I've decided to keep it basically as is with the few minor changes I've made here and there. The Novak's are close to 20 years old though, and long dim, so I might swap them out at some point. Maybe a gold bead front and plain black rear. I like the 10-8 rear, but missed out when he was making them for Kimbers. I'm really chuffed with how well the Wilson mainspring housing fit though. I'll never refinish mine. I got it used, it was an LEO trade-in, about 20 years ago. You can see each finger worn through the finish of the front strap of the Officer that carried it. I do need to get a few things tightened up on it. Cool. It looks better that way. |
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Better to have and not need than need and not have
Two out of three ain't bad, especially when one of 'em is a head shot. كافر |
Originally Posted By jtdam24: https://i.imgur.com/ALLOvIo.jpg View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By jtdam24: https://i.imgur.com/ALLOvIo.jpg Nice set! Originally Posted By dump1567: https://i.imgur.com/Xv2PfKm.jpg Great looking OG Springfield! |
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Those that can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities.
No man survives when freedom fails, the best men rot in filthy jails, And those who cry 'appease, appease' Are hanged by those they tried to please. |
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Originally Posted By 135Patriots: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/487230/1000003762_jpg-2904494.JPG View Quote Wow beautiful pistols right there! |
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View Quote Is that a battleworn finish, or is that honest wear? Either way that is gorgeous. |
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Originally Posted By GingerShanks: Is that a battleworn finish, or is that honest wear? Either way that is gorgeous. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By GingerShanks: Is that a battleworn finish, or is that honest wear? Either way that is gorgeous. Thank you. I’m in my late 40s and it was the second handgun I bought when I turned 21. My first was a Belgian FNH/Browning Hi-Power (plastic/polymer pistols were blasphemous to me at the time) which, in my youthful wisdom, I gangsta-fied with blindingly shiny nickel plating. Oof! Hindsight… That Colt’s been carried on and off for over 25 years, been through flood damage, used for competition shooting, and’s been an all purpose beater ever since. The numerous coats of holster-worn Rustoleum, and the pitting and virtually nonexistent parkerizing underneath are all the real deal. I’m sure it would be worth more had I kept it in better shape, but it wasn’t very expensive to begin with and I never intend to sell it. Some of my uglier guns are some of my favorites. … even my hideously sparkly Browning 9mm, that thing’s friggin’ fugly. |
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