The 1911

[RonEgg]

I was a A-6 pilot, but I had over 1500 hours in the A-4. My son had those grips made and they didn't have a A-6. It is a M model.

 

[Snake45]

It is a M model.

I thought the fin looked squared off, but it was hard to be sure. :wink:

 

[Heliman]

The only one I own at this time. A Kimber Compact Stainless.

Dave

 

[onesureshot]

Springfield MilSpec with some light mods. New beavertail grip safety, hammer, trigger and trigger job. It is a working gun for sure.

 

[Knuckles]

Springfield Mil-Spec................ she's the only one left.

 

[RUFFBIRD]

A Norinco & Colt in .45 calibre...

A shorter Norinco in .45 as well....

Love these pistols, but hate chasing their brass.... :roll:

 

[Wyandot Jim]

Here is a 1918 built old war horse and a mid 50s that is set up for NRA 3 Gun matches.
Wish my 1918 looked as good as the other one posted
Jim

 

[Arokcrwlr]

Springfield Mil-Spec................ she's the only one left.

Dang! How could you get rid of the CBOB - that's one of my favorite 1911's.

:?

 

[Knuckles]

Springfield Mil-Spec................ she's the only one left.


Dang! How could you get rid of the CBOB - that's one of my favorite 1911's.

:?

I was broke!

 

[flatheadsal]

1960's Army armorer built on 1911 Colt frame, Colt slide, all national match parts, didn't like the light trigger pull or aluminum trigger so I switched to original GI parts, also removed adj sight for fixed, shoots like a dream

 

[lumbering.buffalo]

Mid-1980's Springfield Government Model with 3-dot sights, ambi-safety, ramp job and target trigger.

Not shown is the recently added skeleton hammer and beavertail safety.

 

[mt]

Here's a couple of my favorites. I apologize for the poor pictures, my eye's just can't process the fine details anymore.

"68 "C" Colt

70 Series Colt Combat Commander

mt

 

[gb6491]

Springfield MilSpec with some light mods. New beavertail grip safety, hammer, trigger and trigger job. It is a working gun for sure.

My Springer is set up quite similar. It's a pre Mil-Spec; looks pretty much like one, but then they were named "1911-A1 90's Edition".

Regards,
Greg

 

[gb6491]

Here's my favorite, a Colt Officer's ACP;

Regards,
Greg

 

[wetidlerjr]

:mrgreen:

 

[cruzerlou]

heres one for y'all an original colt maf. 1911 built in 1914 ,and saw service in the battle of the Argon forrest in WW I

 

[gb6491]

That's a nice piece of history that you have there Lou.
Regards,
Greg