I just picked this up today on trade... I am not sure how I feel about it yet... * * *
The question I have is what would a value on this be? I see them on gunbroker going anywhere from $1,100.00 to $1,200.00... I appreciate the advice..
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I don't know if I would go that far LOL... I may not have had enough kool aid yet...
Mine, mine MINE! It's now mine! 8)
Mine, mine MINE! It's now mine! 8)
Mine, mine MINE! It's now mine! 8)
Mine, mine MINE! It's now mine! 8)
Mine, mine MINE! It's now mine! 8)
Just be careful buddy, and don't drink anything they offer you!!! LOL
Mine, mine MINE! It's now mine! 8)
Just be careful buddy, and don't drink anything they offer you!!! LOL
FAAWB:
Listen not to the siren songs of those who follow the pathways of polymer. Plastic's got no soul. ;)
Just be careful buddy, and don't drink anything they offer you!!! LOL
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What about my multiple $3,000.00 + custom build 1911s? Those have a soul???
I am not on here to talk crap or start anything at all... Just giving you guys a hard time!!! I can appreciate the quality of a well built firearm obviously with my extensive high end 1911 collection... The R9 just wasn't for me...
Oh I won't go anywhere... I own a 1911 forum, and like to be active on other forums... Nice 1911 you have there... What are the details on it?
Oh I won't go anywhere... I own a 1911 forum, and like to be active on other forums... Nice 1911 you have there... What are the details on it?
Thank you, Sir. That pistol started life as a "Plain Jane" Government Model Colt. Clark Custom Guns then performed the following work on it:
* Trigger job.
* Aluminum match trigger set for a 4.5-pound pull.
* Throating and polishing of the barrel and frame.
* Lowering and flaring of the ejection port.
* Tuning of the extractor.
* Tuning of the ejector.
* Installing an extended tactical thumb safety.
* Beveling the magazine well.
* Installing a "King Beavertail" grip safety.
* Installing a Clark "Big Bushing."
* Off-setting the firing pin bushing.
* Dehorning the entire pistol ("Clark Meltdown").
The pistol was then sent to Bob Cogan at AP&W for hard chrome plating. Other modifications include the Bo-Mar adjustable sights, LaserMax, and Sambar Stag grips shown in the photograph. More recently, I had one of the Safety Fast Shooting systems designed by Bill Laughridge at Cylinder & Slide installed to see if I liked it. I do, and it remains installed in the gun today.
If you would ever like to post some photos of your own custom 1911s, there are a lot of 1911 devotees here on the Forum.