Let's see some 1911's!

[WendyZXZ]

That Wendy...she really knows the way to gun owning men's hearts. :wink:


Regards,

MD

LOL> Thanks, MD! I grew up with a dad who taught me an appreciation of firearms. Not only fun, but practical.

 

[wetidlerjr]

Colt "Wiley Clapp" Commander
:mrgreen:

 

[mad-jack]

This is my Sig Arms Revolution STX in .45 Auto

 

[Hammerdown77]

Formerly a Springfield Lew Horton "Night 45", a Gov't model on a lightweight alloy frame, now fully re-done by John Harrison.

In a holster by Jon Peters of Peters Custom Leather (member ShortBBL)

Colt Commander, lightly modified by Colt's Custom Shop:

Colt New Agent:

 

[RonEgg]

I have posted these before and they are the only two I have left.

 

[Bkat]

I have posted these before and they are the only two I have left.

Ron, just curious--what's the story behind the Marine staff sgt. and captain insignia on the two grips?

Bkat

 

[WAYNO]

A temporary acquisition. A buddy asked me to fix and sell it. Missing the firing-pin safety. Can't find one. Ideas?

WAYNO.

 

[Southerngunner]

Here is one of mine that I really like because I don't have to pick up the brass :shock:

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[steve-o-357]

Another Dan Wesson.

 

[RonEgg]

Bkat, when I was enlisted I carried a Govt model and while flying off the carrier I carried my Commander instead of the 38 Victory model. That's it.

 

[Bkat]

Cool Ron. That's quite a successful military path you followed. Thank you for your service.

Bkat

 

[ShortBBL]

An Ed Brown Executive Carry I once owned and drooled over.

The nice ole guy shooting it (well, he really only held it, didn't want to shoot this "Big one") is my father-in-law from Russia. We brought him here to see what America is all about. I sold the gun when he came here, so we could take him all over the place to see a lot, and so I could send him home with some money to fix up their place. It was a great gun, but I don't regret letting it go for a good cause.

 

[Shadow]

ShortBBL ....... Nice unselfish gesture on sale of the Ed Brown!

The majority of my guns are wheel guns, but I think everyone should own at least 1 or 2 semi's. I purchased this new Colt full size 1911 XSE .45 ACP last year, and it's obvious to me that the fit & finish on Colt firearms has improved significantly. At this point I've shot a minimum of 200 rounds through her w/o a malfunction. The ambi safety was removed and I had a set of custom smooth Amboyna Burl grips made to help increase the level of comfort while firing.

Shadow

 

[countryboy]

My second and newest 1911.





Colt Commander.

 

[talldrink]

My first and LOVING it!!

 

[Heliman]

Kimber Aegis II, 9mm and Colt Series 80 MKIV, 38 Super..........

Dave

 

[indyartisan]

Compact Stainless

 

[fatboy]

This was my Dad's 38 acp. He was in high school in the 1950's in northern Wisconsin. He mail ordered a Colt .45 acp from a sporting goods store in Illinois. When he opened it it was a 38 acp. He kept it anyway.

 

[WAYNO]

Here's another one that I traded off already, but wish I hadn't. Folks were immediately critical of these Remingtons, but I don't know why. It is a great gun, functioned perfectly, and was well made.

WAYNO.

 

[1gunsnotenough]

My two 1911s. Electrolis Nickel Colt Ace. I believe only 200 made. My Para P16 Limited IPSC gun with all the bells and whistles.

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