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Beautiful piece man.

Pretty sure your gunsmith is incorrect. Hard chroming doesn't cause hydrogen embrittlement.

Ani't just a pretty thing? And, with his pistols, beauty wasn't merely skin deep.

I have stripped a Jim Clark conversion of a Colt 1911 (in .45) that was originally done in '55. Shot so much that it had to be set back to Jim in '77 for a rebuild. On the rebuild he fitted a new...

Man, have you got a welder! That dude's an artist, treat him right.

And nice shooting with a nice looking 1911, too.

Oh I'm not short, but thanks. When we re-elected Bush I knew we'd have a democrat next so I started stocking up then. Paid off, too. :)

Four pounds of 231 in these times is a damn fine score man!

Sweet! Harrison Design. Might have to pay them a call. Thanks.

ETA: Thanks for the links. When my dad passed in '02 I inherited his pistols, one of which is a SA Mil-Spec. Bone stock. Took...

Virgin no more!! Cool beans.

On a side note, where in the actual fuck did you find a real-life Commander hammer? Those things are like Turkey lips.

Yes, you can re-blue an infinite number of times, as long as no polishing is done.

Very nice piece Lost River! You don't see Smith sights on a 1911 hardy anymore.

Thanks CSW.

That's a nice looking sight. Is it sitting in a Novak cut?

Huh. Now I never meant it that way. In the old days in machining, nice work meant that it was excellent, very precisely done with excellent craftsmanship.

Besides, how could one criticize such...

You do nice work.

Very nice work man. I hate cutting those front sight dovetails! I've never broken one of those tiny little cutters, not yet any way, but it's not for lack of sweating!


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I would have felt quite comforted and comfortable. Nice pairing.


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"Occasionally, a particularly good gun finds you. The challenge then is to hang onto it long enough to appreciate what you’ve actually stumbled upon." Now THAT is sig line material par excellence.
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"I'm Very pleased with this pistol."

I would think so. :)


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