Show off your 1911’s

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No longer mine. Passed it to my son on his 16th B-day a year and a half ago.

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My Remington 1911 R1 Enhanced. (Should have waited and gotten the threaded barrel :furious:)

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Built these two for my wife and I.
Caspian frames and slides.
Blue slide a SS frame is the wife’s , Kart barreled 9mm.
Mine is the other in .45

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lentuk said: ↑
Built these two for my wife and I.
Caspian frames and slides.
Blue slide a SS frame is the wife’s , Kart barreled 9mm.
Mine is the other in .45

Beautiful pistols! If only I could get my wife interested in shooting.
Can I ask what grips those are?

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I have and have had many custom 1911s. there are a few I’d like to have built, but I’ve just never gotten around to it.
These are (in order of desire no less:
Nash Bridges’s (Don Johnson Detective Series on TV) Colt .38 Super built by Mac’s Custom .45 Shop
MEUSOC (Marine Expeditionary Unit Special Operation Command) .45 ACP, where were largely built from Springfield armory pistols and Caspian parts
Punisher 1911’s from the 2004 remake, compensated Colt 1911’s.
Hitman 1911 made from AMT Hardballers in .45 ACP. Not a particularly great gun, but you can work with it.

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VZ Grips

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This one gets a ‘Like’ from me. Every. Single. Time. Very nice, SAKp!

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scbubba said: ↑
This one gets a ‘Like’ from me. Every. Single. Time. Very nice, SAKp!
Not sure which I’d rather have. Excellent picture. I’d do unforgivable things for that EDC Spyderco…

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Enjoy 🙂

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GunNut1911 said: ↑
Enjoy 🙂

/drool
Very nice pistols. Wish we could get tan colored pistols over here.

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I’ll post pics later…I just got my first 1911 the other day. A RIA 1911A1 CS

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hatchetjack said: ↑
No longer mine. Passed it to my son on his 16th B-day a year and a half ago.

You gave your son a .45 for his 16th birthday?!?!?:cool:

I didn’t know you were from Arkansas too… 😉

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Evan Seidner said: ↑
Piece of art if you ask me! For a design not to change in over 102 years really says something! anyway this is my Cold Govt. Model
Actually, the 1911 has changed quite a bit over the last 100+ years. The fact that the gun has so many parts makes it a rather modular design. This has enabled people to do a lot of tweaks to the system over the years.

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Since I don’t have any pictures of my 1911’s, I’ll just post a picture of my 1903 Colt (another Browning masterpiece). This one was made in 1906, and it’s a fine little shooter. I pictured it with a Mercator K55 “Black Cat” knife as an example of old school carry. Both designs are over 100 years old, but still perfectly capable of doing the job.

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