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Thread: Seriously considering going back to the 1911 for carry. Anyone else?

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    So this happened today Guess I’m back in the game!

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    Quote Originally Posted by CDFIII View Post
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    So this happened today Guess I’m back in the game!
    I'm not green with envy or anything.

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    If I was to ever quit carrying a revolver I would carry a Lightweight Commander.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pistol Pete 10 View Post
    If I was to ever quit carrying a revolver I would carry a Lightweight Commander.
    Likely the least expected statement of 2019

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    So this happened today Guess I’m back in the game!
    I've got one of those on order. Tell me more.

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    Quote Originally Posted by paherne View Post
    I've got one of those on order. Tell me more.
    As of right now. have only broke it down, cleaned and inspected. Fit and finish is excellent. I can't find any tool marks and polishing on feed ramp is like a mirror. I am waiting on my RMR to show up before I take it out for a range session. So hopefully this weekend I will get some time on it.

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    WC Colt 1911

    I finally finished my Wiley Clapp Colt. I added a Harrison Design Extreme Duty DLC Hammer, Sear, and Disconnector. Wilson Combat Tactical Safety and Magazine Release. Wilson Combat Bullet Proof Extractor. 10-8 Slide Release and VZ Double Diamond G10 Ivory Grips. I really like it. I tried to keep it Old School to some degree.
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    Be Aware-Stay Safe. Gunfighting Is A Thinking Man's Game. So We Might Want To Bring Thinking Back Into It.

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    That is just cool

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    FYI, if you're thinking of a Wiley Clapp as a base, the only real hurdle is the beavertail, as the radius may be cut too generously, and shaping the frame to the new beavertail may be difficult. But here's a buddy's one with about $800 in gunsmith work, IIRC (bushing, beavertail, thumb safety, sights, custom grips, dehorn, polished slide, cerakoted frame). I believe the FCG and the trigger were fitted himself before sending it to the smith. Custom gun done for $2000 is pretty hard to beat.

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    Quote Originally Posted by theJanitor View Post
    Likely the least expected statement of 2019
    And yet, it's almost exactly what I did.

    I detoured by way of Pizza (92FS) and Schnitzel (P30 LEM) - but here I am, back in the land of hamburgers, apple pie, and fake boobs.

    FYI - Not that I want to enable anyone, but it appears there are at least a few "Blem" Colt Special Combat Governments out there. Apparently a distributor found some scratched up ones, knocking the price down from around 2k to 1500.

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