JEALOUS!Originally Posted by Serpico1985
Just got back from spending 6 days in Idaho with master 1911 smith Bob Rodgers building the below gun. Experience of a lifetime.
https://forums.1911forum.com/showthread.php?t=590153
Me shooting my gun for accuracy/sight height adjustment last Friday:
And it sure shoots, 10 yards:
That thread was awesome btw
Just got back from spending 6 days in Idaho with master 1911 smith Bob Rodgers building the below gun. Experience of a lifetime.
https://forums.1911forum.com/showthread.php?t=590153
Me shooting my gun for accuracy/sight height adjustment last Friday:
And it sure shoots, 10 yards:
"Experience of a lifetime" and pistol of a lifetime! Thanks for sharing that beautiful firearm here - I feel like I'm at Tiffany's Pistol Shoppe.
That's a really good looking pistol.
Nice pistol, I like the MSH -- looks like the S&A arched version?
I've been living in shame for 6 months now...
Think for yourself. Question authority.
just a supplement to the Glocks or carrying it?I've been living in shame for 6 months now...
Holster crap. I've fired 2 mags from it and just don't see the appeal. Not representative of what I'd want in a 1911 I would use but the potential doesn't feel like it's there.
Think for yourself. Question authority.
the CRG isn't a very attractive gun, nor does it handle really well, IMO. There's an odd relationship with the beavertail and frontstrap. The thumb safety is horrible. Add in the extra heft of the beefed up light rail, and the things that made the 1911 so attractive are gone (slim, points naturally, comfortable wrist positions, etc).
This is interesting, I have been considering a railed 1911 for a new SSTK USPSA gun but your comments have given me something to think about. I need to put some rounds through one before I pursue this any farther.
I'm not a railgun user, but you might want to take a look at Colt's new Combat Unit Pistol. Nice upgrades over a standard CRG.
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