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Post up your favorite 1911s, your own 1911s, and let me know why you love the pistol.
![]() That's my Custom II, it has Wilson Micarta grips, Wilson Adj. sights (not pictured), and I use Wilson's 47D mags. I also picked up a Chip McCormick 10rd. Power Mag recently but haven't had the chance to try it out. I simply love the control you get with a 1911. The weight of the gun offsets movement, the frame is nice and slim so you can get alot of coverage on it, and it's supremely accurate for a factory pistol, moreso than I am for sure! I had always liked them because I'm a history buff, esp. WWII, and one day I just decided to buy the Kimber. I've been through other pistols, and just haven't found anything that will ever come close to the feel of the 1911. |
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My cheap 1911 by Rock Island. :D The only mods so far is the removal of the ambi safety, and the PITA FLGR, some Esmeralda's grips, Pearce finger groove inserts, Wolff 16# recoil spring, and an EGW firing pin stop. It is my first 1911, but shore as the world won't be my last. My next one will be a custom build. Caspian Recon frame with a Damascas slide,
still working on the funds for that one!![]()
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Finger grooves are pretty low key, I prefer that to the Hogue style stuff.
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Mine's my avatar, but I think it deserves a bigger pic. It's a '70's era Gov't model Mark IV. The beavertail grip safety was installed as well as a match barrel. It had Hogue rubber grips installed when I bought it. They were nice, but I liked the natural rosewood grips. I found a set of wood grips with the rubber finger molds for the best of both worlds. Next is a set of Trijicon sights.
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![]() Posted it before, but I have to add it to the 1911 thread. My only one at the moment (I had to sell some toys that didn't see much action to help finance a new project.) The others I've had were 2 Kimber Custom II's, Kimber Pro Tactical II, Colt Gold Cup Trophy, and Colt 1991. I will have others, but they will have to wait. Next one will be this model... ![]() |
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This is my springfield loaded 1911A1. She has 17,250 documented rounds through her. Bought ready for a nice revamp, and some upgrades here and there. I'm not a huge fan of the pachmayr grips. I'm more of a gunner grip kinda guy. I have some on order, just waiting for them to show. Been through many a tactical class with her, and too many days in the field to count. Besides the NHC Vickers Tactical 1911, I have never loved shooting a pistol as much as this one. She just will not quit.
![]() This is my "fighting pistol". A Colt MK IV series 80 1911 officer's ACP. She is a Hans Vang custom, one of the first 3.5" 1911's to be fitted with the heavy cone type match barrels. Between the origional owner, and myself, she has about 3,000 rounds through her. 2,500 have been documented. Need to get her to a 'smith for some dovetailing and new sights. Last time out, the staked on front sight decided to take a leave of absence. Love the gunner grips, soon to have an extended slide stop, and new grip saftey. Lovely to shoot, but I still prefer my SA. ![]() Going to be saving some money up to invest in a Vickers Tactical 1911 w/ light rail. Hopefully I get the money before they discontinue production. Chuck |
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That Operator TRP looks sweet! Actually, I sort of like that full length rail.
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Looking good :)
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