Dave Sample
Moderator
I have just opened up a package with a 1911 in it that I built for a Professional Soldier some years ago. It is very plain and would be In Keeping with a SWAT Type 1911 as it was built from this and that for hard social work. This 1911 has been all over the world and the man that owns it is a highly decorated Green Beret Colonel. now retired. He still does a lot of private work overseas, but this gun needs to be serviced and given a check upo as part of my NO BS Lifetime Warranty Program. I do not ask what he does now and he does not tell me, he just wants to make sure that we detail strip it and do any needed tweaks. It is going to Gunsite tomorrow with me when I meet the new General Manager and I am going to show it to him, as it is a perfect gun for Gunsite Work and one I am very proud of.
My question is: Would you guys and gals like to see some pictures of the type of gun that we used to build for the Bank Guards in Hong Kong, the Merc's, the Deputies here and there? This gun has atomic sights that I designed and is not too hard on the eyes. It has an old Drake Hard Slide, a Kart Army Barrel, an unknown , maybe 80 year old, lower end with a gunsmith stamped custom serial number that Tamara would like, and a shooter that works every time you pull the trigger, with quality ammmo and good magazines.
I am going to have the front strap serrated, I am going to serrate the trigger guard, then I am going to have Electroless Nickle applied to the lower end after it is remodeled. We can do some neat before and after stuff here if you want to. I am up to my ears right now until a couple of days from now, so let me know if this holds any interest for any of you 1911 fans. Post your replies here and I will make the time to read them. This one gives new meaning to a P/P/J/G.
My question is: Would you guys and gals like to see some pictures of the type of gun that we used to build for the Bank Guards in Hong Kong, the Merc's, the Deputies here and there? This gun has atomic sights that I designed and is not too hard on the eyes. It has an old Drake Hard Slide, a Kart Army Barrel, an unknown , maybe 80 year old, lower end with a gunsmith stamped custom serial number that Tamara would like, and a shooter that works every time you pull the trigger, with quality ammmo and good magazines.
I am going to have the front strap serrated, I am going to serrate the trigger guard, then I am going to have Electroless Nickle applied to the lower end after it is remodeled. We can do some neat before and after stuff here if you want to. I am up to my ears right now until a couple of days from now, so let me know if this holds any interest for any of you 1911 fans. Post your replies here and I will make the time to read them. This one gives new meaning to a P/P/J/G.
