Tis the season for 1911s....
Lets see your 1911.
I just wanted to show my latest work off. I just finished refinishing my 1911A1 and here it is. What do you think?

Finished 30 min. ago. [:D]

Last years picture.

In the beginning.
I just wanted to show my latest work off. I just finished refinishing my 1911A1 and here it is. What do you think?

Finished 30 min. ago. [:D]

Last years picture.

In the beginning.
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Looks great. Looks better now that it's all put together. Can't wait to shoot it at the range. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by DBAR15
Looks great. Looks better now that it's all put together. Can't wait to shoot it at the range.
Thanks for letting me smell up your kitchen. To bad you didn't have anything ready.0 -
You can't have just one! 



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Looks good, here are my three current favorites...
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Gin..your description reminded me of Vietnam, (with a chuckle)
"GI no hafta work-off. Mama-san give you good brow"
Merry Christmas,[:D] Joe0 -
MERRY CHRISTMAS...from ..Loko..and the girls..[}:)]
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This is the only one I have right now.
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Got to toss mine in!
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There's a 1911 (well, 1991-A1) in there somewhere... 
I really want a pre-war 1911, but I just can't afford it right now.0 -
quote:Originally posted by helicopter_pilot
There's a 1911 (well, 1991-A1) in there somewhere...
I really want a pre-war 1911, but I just can't afford it right now.
I wouldn't mind coming across either, but I'm a terrible collector. I always end up selling a collectable to fund a practicle purchase.0 -
Oh, I'm not looking for a collectible. Just a shooter. Only I want it from pre-WWII just because. 0 -
hello everyone,
I bought my first 1911 last month, man, why did I wait so long?
Anyway, when taking it apart to clean it, it is very difficult to remove the barrel bushing. IN order to turn it sideways to remove the spring you almost have to use a key or something it's so difficult to get enough pressure on it with your fingers.
is this normal?
Other than that, man, it shoots awesome, it's a mark 4 70 series with a G serial #, has a trigger job (which also is an issue, it's so light that I fired it double a couple times accidentally) but very accurate.
thanks in advance. new 1911 nut!0 -
My 1911 A1....Colt of course...
Magazine is out cause the loaded gun is usually in the bedside table, and I took the mag out for the pics...
yes there is a wrench you can use and yes some can be very hard to take apart...0 -
BR,
You use a USGI 1911 for a home defense gun?
Talk about a real Classic![:D]0 -
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Nice gun, bamafan. I think another member has one, too. drjew?
Yes, jesnlsn the wrench holds in the guide rod spring plug while allowing one to turn the barrel bushing. That's the safest way to avoid putting your eye out from a flying plug.
I used to use the wrench, but now live dangerously, pushing the plug in with the end of a Sharpie marker [the plastic will not scratch the stainless]; once the pressure is off the bushing, it should rotate freely. It may want to turn one direction rather than the other.0 -
quote:Originally posted by Sperry
That's the safest way to avoid putting your eye out from a flying plug.
I took a 20lbs recoil spring from my 1911. Worst pain of my life.0 -
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Here is my Kimber [:D] 
It shoots good with standard ammo but I am having some trouble trying to get it to feed the ammo I want to use with my suppressor.0 -
Ultra Raptor II
My early Christmas present to myself
Hope everyone had a great Christmas and wish you the best in the new year!0 -
Last year's Christmas present. Not so lucky this year though.
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