Just completed the black one!:)
Kind of a matched pair......but not really.
I will be taking both of these to the SHOT show.

http://www.the-gunsmith.com/sarge/blackspecsized/1sized.jpg

http://www.the-gunsmith.com/sarge/blackspecsized/4sized.jpg

http://www.the-gunsmith.com/sarge/blackspecsized/2sized.jpg

http://www.the-gunsmith.com/sarge/blackspecsized/7sized.jpg

http://www.the-gunsmith.com/sarge/blackspecsized/3sized.jpg

http://www.the-gunsmith.com/sarge/blackspecsized/9bigsized.jpg

http://www.the-gunsmith.com/sarge/blackspecsized/10sized.jpg

http://www.the-gunsmith.com/sarge/blackspecsized/13sized.jpg

http://www.the-gunsmith.com/sarge/blackspecsized/11sized.jpg

http://www.the-gunsmith.com/sarge/blackspecsized/14sized.jpg

http://www.the-gunsmith.com/sarge/blackspecsized/20sized.jpg

http://www.the-gunsmith.com/sarge/blackspecsized/16bigsized.jpg

Chuck
www.rogersprecision.com

very nice guns...i plan to get one that looks like your new one as soon as a turn 21

Very nice, Sir Charles!

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Vey Very Very nice. You do great work

God damn thats HOT! hock.gif

Nice pistol.

One question.



who could bring themselves to shoot it?


Beautiful work.

And I've been thinking about where/when I am shipping my new Colt 70S.

How long is your waiting list?  I really NEED a "Grey Gun" clone.

I think the better question may be, are you even accepting new work?

Don't worry about the wait. We need to be happy if Chuck is still even taking work. Make the phone call.

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Good lord you put together a nice looking gun!  Absolutely beautiful.

whats the specs on those?

Thanks for all the nice comments!
Here are the specs on the above black gun.


Springfield Armory GI .45 5", Parkerized #PW9108LP:

Cross dovetailed front sight with Trijicon tritium lamp, green with white outline
Novak rear sight. Rogers' modification. Trijicon tritium lamps, yellow without white  outlines.
Flatten and serrate top of slide 30lpi with double arrowheads.
French cuts.
Ball cuts.
60 degree bevel on bottom of slide.
King's stainless steel bushing, modified.
Smooth, domed recoil spring plug.
Kart match barrel.
Fit slide to frame. Match grade.
Wilson 'bulletproof' extractor.
Oversized, fitted firing pin stop.
Brown's steel firing pin.
Brown's extended ejector, modified.
Lower and flare ejection port.
Surface grind all lettering from sides of slide.
Remachine rear cocking serrations.
Forward cocking serrations.
Wilson #337 match hammer.
Wilson A6 match sear.
Colt disconnector.
Greider medium length trigger.
Trigger job 3 3/4lbs.
S&A grip safety.
Brown's thumb safety. Modified.
Bar stock plunger tube. Permanently secured.
Brown's mainspring housing, golfballed.
High cut and golfball frontstrap.
Brown's 'hardcore' slide stop. Shortened. Modified and serrated.
Chamfer slide stop hole on right side of frame.
Bevel mag well. 15 degrees. Modify mainspring housing to suit.
Carry bevel package.
Davidson Warthog grips.
Wilson hex head grip screws.
Wolff springs.
Gun-Kote over manganese phosphate.

An outstanding looking pair!  

WOW, iam not sure what else to say, except that thing is a work of art.

WW

damn those are nice 1911s....

Very Nice.

 That pistol is really something.

I am curious how long it takes a pistol to go from base gun to completion?

Cheers

Beautiful

Mr. Rogers,
Are these being sold separately or as a pair?
Price for each?
Thank you.

Doc

Quoted:  That pistol is really something. I am curious how long it takes a pistol to go from base gun to completion? Cheers

This man (Chuck Rogers) is not only a great 1911 Smith but a Master Machinist. You can barely fit one of your hairs between the beavertail and the frame. If you are looking for an outstanding 1911 I suggest you give one of these due consideration. I am

Doc,
Thanks for the kind words!
Both guns have been spoken for.
Hopefully, I'll have a chance this year to build a couple more.

Chuck Rogers
www.rogersprecision.com

BEAUTIFUL detail.  Those are quite impressive.

Do you sell those as "turnkey" versions...?

These are two guns I built up specifically for the SHOT show.
Both have been sold, pending receipt of funds.
As I have a large backlog of customer's gun awaiting work, I don't normally get a chance to 'just build a few'.
Hopefully, I can find time again this year, to build a couple more.
My 'waiting list' is currently closed. I am not accepting any new projects with the exception of some simpler jobs, such as front strap texturing and sight installations.
This is truly a 'one man shop'. I answer the phone, pay the bills, sweep the floors, empty the garbage etc. and try to find some time to get some work done.hanksChuck
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