Re: Help me to make my dream come truth. 1911 in .45
Posted: Thu Oct 04, 2018 7:02 amPlum colored? Sounds like a custom finish
Holland&Holland wrote:Plum colored? Sounds like a custom finish
Sounds gross
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Posted: Thu Oct 04, 2018 7:02 amRe: Help me to make my dream come truth. 1911 in .45
Posted: Thu Oct 04, 2018 9:42 amSounds gross
Re: Help me to make my dream come truth. 1911 in .45
Posted: Thu Oct 04, 2018 10:11 amGhost wrote:Holland&Holland wrote:Plum colored? Sounds like a custom finish
Sounds gross
What is wrong with plums?
Re: Help me to make my dream come truth. 1911 in .45
Posted: Thu Oct 04, 2018 10:38 amI’ve heard that some Baer guns do that...
Mine haven’t but I suppose they are not of the right vintage.
I have seen a number of older rifles where the bluing goes to a different color over time. They usually call it patina, but it’s an artifact of how the bluing was done.
Mine haven’t but I suppose they are not of the right vintage.
I have seen a number of older rifles where the bluing goes to a different color over time. They usually call it patina, but it’s an artifact of how the bluing was done.
Re: Help me to make my dream come truth. 1911 in .45
Posted: Thu Oct 04, 2018 12:44 pmI'll let others sing the praises of which high end 1911 is best. Personally, I have a soft spot for the old series 70 colts, and I own one of the last ones made. It's been my companion for almost 3 decades and my EDC for almost 2.
As to sights, I use a simple set of 3 dot combat sights and have never felt the need for anything fancier.
As for triggers, length is going to depend on the size of your hands. I have a long trigger for my large hands. For trigger weight on a carry piece, I wouldn't go any go any lighter than 6lbs.
As to sights, I use a simple set of 3 dot combat sights and have never felt the need for anything fancier.
As for triggers, length is going to depend on the size of your hands. I have a long trigger for my large hands. For trigger weight on a carry piece, I wouldn't go any go any lighter than 6lbs.
Re: Help me to make my dream come truth. 1911 in .45
Posted: Thu Oct 04, 2018 12:51 pmRip Van Winkle wrote:I'll let others sing the praises of which high end 1911 is best. Personally, I have a soft spot for the old series 70 colts, and I own one of the last ones made. It's been my companion for almost 3 decades and my EDC for almost 2.
As to sights, I use a simple set of 3 dot combat sights and have never felt the need for anything fancier.
As for triggers, length is going to depend on the size of your hands. I have a long trigger for my large hands. For trigger weight on a carry piece, I wouldn't go any go any lighter than 6lbs.
Nice
Re: Help me to make my dream come truth. 1911 in .45
Posted: Thu Oct 04, 2018 4:30 pmMust be shooting at a 50yd target.............................
Re: Help me to make my dream come truth. 1911 in .45
Posted: Sat Oct 06, 2018 12:32 pmcrbutler wrote:I’ve heard that some Baer guns do that...
Mine haven’t but I suppose they are not of the right vintage.
I have seen a number of older rifles where the bluing goes to a different color over time. They usually call it patina, but it’s an artifact of how the bluing was done.
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