Newbie Question

Amberjack Reels

March 06, 2003 03:40

I know this is an easy one, but IDK the answer.

I have a Springfield V-10 (Not an XD series)

How do I know which clips it will accept?

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  Amberjack Reels

  March 06, 2003 03:40

  I have been lurking and learning for sometime. You folks sure ask and answer a lot of good questions. I repair and performance tune saltwater reels here in Arizona. I have always been a "tinkerer". Always trying to improve things.
  
  My Question- Is there a book or something online that will show me how to take apart and put back together a 1911? I understand these are quite simple handguns. Taking apart a $80 reel and a $500 gun are two different things.
  
  Thanks in advance
  
  Penn Saltwater Reel Specialist
  
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  Rusticwater

  March 06, 2003 04:00

  Amberjack Reels,
  
  Welcome to the forum! Here are a couple of links that you may find interesting:
  
  
  
  
  along with:
  
  
  
  
  Close to God, far away from everyone else.

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  Amberjack Reels

  March 06, 2003 04:05

  Perfect, 1911org has a whole section on just what I needed.
  
  Thanks MUCHO!!!!!!!!!!!
  
  Penn Saltwater Reel Specialist
  
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  crims40

  March 06, 2003 04:06

  Here is another one.........
  
  http://www.marstar.ca/AssemblyColt1911.htm
  
  I love to <')))><

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  22WRF

  March 06, 2003 04:08

  Welcome to the board.
  Here is a website with a exploded diagram and assembly/disassembly with pictures.
  If you happen go to go by a gun show look for a US Army Book
  Pistols and Revolvers FM-23-35 AFM 50-17
  
  http://www.marstar.ca/colt1911a.htm
  
  
  
  SOLD MY COW SO I DON'T NEED YOUR BULL
  A Grumpy Old Man

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  Xracer

  March 06, 2003 05:52

  Saltwater reels in Arizona? Isn't that sorta like raising cactus in the Everglades? [:D]

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  He Dog

  March 06, 2003 06:35

  Naw, Southern Arizona is really close to the Gulf of California, Just a couple of hours across the border.
  
  For books Here are some useful websites:
  
  www.gunshowbooks.com
  www.gunbooksales.com
  http://dogbert.abebooks.com/abep/il.dll?ph=1 This one for searches of in or out of print books
  http://www.rayrilingarmsbooks.com/cgi-bin/rrb455.cgi
  http://www.krause.com/static/firearms.htm
  
  There are more. I use gun show books and ABE the most.

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  Amberjack Reels

  March 06, 2003 07:25

  Thanks for all the replies.
  
  Saltwater reels in AZ, yup
  6 Hours and I am at Point Loma, boarding a charter boat.
  Head out all night and next morning we are on to Albacore, Bluefin, Yellowfin and bigeye tuna. These things are built for speed, and ,an do they fight.
  
  Penn Saltwater Reel Specialist
  
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  MikeinScappoose

  March 06, 2003 18:27

  WOW and here I thought a two hour drive to go shooting was something!
  six hour drive and all night on the water just to get to the fish??
  THA'TS DEDICATION
  
  

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  Amberjack Reels

  March 07, 2003 03:39

  No dedication, just pure fun, Really nice at night when the boat shuts down, you are sitting in the galley with a nice prime rib and your arms are aching from fighting fish.. Anyway this topic has gotten way of target.
  
  Penn Saltwater Reel Specialist
  
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