Safety. Somewhat similar in shape/style to the C&S part but with a bigger thumb pad.
The lever is quite stiff to sweep on and off. No mush or indistinct click.
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Safety. Somewhat similar in shape/style to the C&S part but with a bigger thumb pad.
The lever is quite stiff to sweep on and off. No mush or indistinct click.
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Last edited by Tokarev; 10-24-2019 at 02:36 PM.
Something I just noticed about this pistol. The slide is marked "Made in Belgium" on the left and not "Made in Belgium, assembled in Portugal." Serial number places it as a 1988 vintage.
Looks great! Congratulations!
That is a fine example of a true craftsman's work!
"It's surprising how often you start wondering just how featureless a desert some people's inner landscapes must be."
-Maple Syrup Actual
Targets?
<taps foot impatiently>
High winds yesterday and today.Originally Posted by revchuck38
Hopefully I'll throw a few rounds downriver this weekend.
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A likely story. We'll let you slide...this time.
Sokol's base package is probably fairly close to the Novak FBI no?
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It appears to be. I'm going to have to pull the trigger on this soon. These masters aren't getting any younger...
Right. I realized the same thing several years ago when I visited Karl to pick up a project he finished. A month later I asked him to build a stainless full size 1911 for my 7 year old. Karl and master smiths like him are not going to be around for ever.
I am so envious right now that I am starting to look for a high power to build. But in Massachusetts, they are not so easy to find.
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