I would really like to hear your Baer issues in a new thread.Originally Posted by TC215
I would really like to hear your Baer issues in a new thread.
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(ETA: I have no idea how I acquired a pair of left-handed 1911s... Replaced with a pic of the correct side, facing the right direction. Except that, through the magic of the Internet, the old pic is still at the bottom of the post. Anybody got a 6 year old I can borrow to teach me how to use this thing...?)
With their cousins:
(The wife's Star BKM second from bottom. She had her heart set on a PD ! but naturally the month before she made her decision the local supply dried up. I think she's better of with a 9mm, and infinitely better of with her P320. The Star's not a bad gun, but it's old, and there are pretty much no replacement parts.)
Last edited by Drang; 06-23-2017 at 05:21 PM.
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I see a pair of needle drivers.
Wife is an RN. Hemostats are awesome, and so handy. I bought a variety of shapes and sizes from Amazon a few years back. Used that pair to gently hold a stubborn standoff while removing the screw.
I like that a lot. Did you modify a flat trigger or is that your own design?
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I modified a Harrison trigger.
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