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Springfield Armory 1911 9mm Loaded Target  Stainless Steel Pistol

This 1911 is owned by Karl Rohrbaugh
He did some work on this, his personal range 1911 pistol.

He performed a reliability tune to this pistol.
Dressed the hammer, sear, and disconnector.
Tuned the extractor.
Installed Wolff Springs.
Installed a Wilson Combat Stainless Magwell.
Comes with one Wilson and two Chip McCormick 10 rd. magazines.
Pachmyar Combat Grips installed.
•   1911 9mm loaded target ss
•   5" bbl / full size grip 10+1
•   Caliber: 9mm
•   Barrel: 5"
•   Capacity: 10 + 1
•   Finish: Stainless
•   Sights: Adjustable
•   Magazine: 3 – 10 rd.
Comes with a hard carry case, not the original. No Owner's Manual.

Price:  $875

Contact me here via PM.

Thank you for your interest.

Eric C. Rohrbaugh
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Classifieds -- For Buying or Selling / Re: Offloading some of my R9 Collection
« Last post by wildmanwill on October 24, 2024, 07:36:46 PM »
Glad to hear.  Many thanks for offering them up here first, very kind!
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Classifieds -- For Buying or Selling / Re: Offloading some of my R9 Collection
« Last post by MikeInTexas on October 24, 2024, 09:22:42 AM »
Congratulations!

Glad it worked out.


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Classifieds -- For Buying or Selling / Re: Offloading some of my R9 Collection
« Last post by str@ng on October 24, 2024, 08:39:23 AM »
All items have sold. Appreciate this community!
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Thank you for what appears to be a positive update Duane.

As you mention, it seems you will rebuild and it will take some time to get back to any real sort of normalcy for a while yet.

Our collective prayers are with you all who have had to endure horrible conditions and endure the hardship of rebuilding.

. . . . . . and a sympathetic prayer for absolutely everyone who has lost family members this hurricane season. We can't even imagine the empty feeling of such a loss.  Dear Lord hold us in your arms with your grace. 

ecr
 
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A little update...

We are completely fine and thankful.  Gas is back.  Most groceries are available, except eggs which seem to be in short supply.  Businesses on the mainland have largely reopened.  Every road is piled high with hurricane debris, and the local governments struggle to find capacity to remove it.

I finally surveyed some of the damage out on the beaches.  The structures are all largely intact but so many have to be gutted as a result of salt water intrusion.  There are piles of sand everywhere from sand that was washed up and left by the storm.  It will be a long time (and a lot of money) to get to "normal" on the barrier islands.

No signs of any tropical activity that will threaten the USA, and temps have really dropped.  I'm going to change the oil on the generator and stow it away (hopefully for a long time).

Thanks!


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Good to hear everything is beginning to move in a better direction for you Duane. Sorry, I've been busy on my end and not paying attention here for the moment.
I apologize. I hope you, your family, and your neighbors can begin the cleanup and rebuilding where necessary.

Our prayers are with you all.

ECR
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I think it will be months before even all the hurricane debris can be removed and cleaned.  This storm we be around for quite a while.   


-Duane

If you are lucky.  We still have debris piles in my corner of the Houston area.  Home repairs on the most seriously damaged residences are still in progress.  However it's not that bad, you get used to it I guess. 

Glad to hear you and yours are safe and sound with the AC running.


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Two days later we are lucky enough to have had power restored.  That is a game changer.

City government and schools and many businesses remain closed.  However, most traffic lights are functioning and gas is much more available.  As the critical infrastructure gets fixed we can start to focus on the rest of the problems.

I think it will be months before even all the hurricane debris can be removed and cleaned.  This storm we be around for quite a while.   

Thanks for all the support.  If this pattern continues I will consider moving to New Mexico when I retire!

-Duane
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Thank you for taking a moment to update us all.  Glad you are ok and that everything is relatively ok as well, all things considered.
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