Im pretty jealous. That’s the gun I wanted but had to settle for a Wiley Clapp Government since they didn’t make the LE at the time.Originally Posted by Millenial Pistolero
Im pretty jealous. That’s the gun I wanted but had to settle for a Wiley Clapp Government since they didn’t make the LE at the time.
Swapped out the optics plate for irons. Mr. Milks added his own clever subtle touches to the sighting system. This is a fabulous, although super-vanilla and plain gun. It is remarkable how sturdy and interchangeable the sights are.
I promise not to post any additional pics of this gun until it has 500 through it.
Per the PF Code of Conduct, I have a commercial interest in the StreakTM product as sold by Ammo, Inc.
My 1917 1911 and 1953 1911A1…
I think I've got it where I want it.
Might yet get 10-8 grip screws and a 10-8 slide lock, though. The latter just for the little idiot-scratch-preventer.
Or maybe I could install the Harrison slide lock I have... and then order a Harrison thumb safety... I already have a full set of Harrison pins... oh, and I could...
And remember when demons and beasts cast their darkness, you have God's love - and Browning's wrath - to guide you.
My old canon shit the bed, so I'm getting reacquainted with my really old canon.
What happened to the "old cannon" and which "old cannon" was it?My old canon shit the bed, so I'm getting reacquainted with my really old canon.
Hard to tell in the picture. Is that an Officer Model? I need details on this one.My old canon shit the bed, so I'm getting reacquainted with my really old canon.
“If you know the way broadly you will see it in everything." - Miyamoto Musashi
It was a 7D, and the joystick connection to the board started corroding, then the rear dial stopped functioning. so I dug out a 40D from like 2007(?).
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