lol yeah I was semi-playing WoW at the time too ;pOriginally Posted by jmjames
If I had been working instead of playing a video game for the first time in forever, I would have seen this an hour earlier... ah, the irony!
J.Ja
lol yeah I was semi-playing WoW at the time too ;pIf I had been working instead of playing a video game for the first time in forever, I would have seen this an hour earlier... ah, the irony!
J.Ja
Congratulations! I started putting the puzzle together as soon as I announced it, and I had the original photo as a guide. I still didn't come close to finishing it as fast as you did. Very impressive. Expect an email within the next few days regarding your gift certificate.
No, I have not.
No, it does not.
This model does not exist on the S-A Web site...
All of the models with rails have forward cocking serrations.
None of the models with magwells have rails.
Something from the custom shop?
New model?
J.Ja
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Outside of the 3" EMP series, the Loaded SS and SS Target in 9mm and the Mil Spec in .38 Super are the only things in S-A's catalog PDF in anything other than .45 ACP. No light rail on any of those...
Springfield has, in fact, produced hundreds of pistols with mag wells, rails, and no forward cocking serrations... all extremely similar to the two I'm getting.
Professional Operator is the closest thing I can find
Warren Tactical logo on the front of the slide, and obviously Warren Tactical sights on the gun.
Yeah, looks like a PC9111LR. Would make a lot of sense, too, since that, and the PC9111, are generally touted as being the cheapest production 1911s that are duty worthy. Plus, the TRP has too short a rail to be it, IMO.
Ahh Crap!
Congrats klug!
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So when is the first "All 45 All Day" shoot in Culpeper going to be?
I'll go ahead and volunteer to pick up the brass for everyone.
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