Feel good in the hand. Don't know about shooting yet, haven't took it to the range yet. I have a few sets of grips to try on it that are different textures.Damn! That's a good looking 1911. How do those grips feel? They look good, but I am not sure I would like the smoothness when shooting.
Picked this beauty up today.
Aftermarket steel MSH, extended slide stop, and pretty rosewood grips.
*lurve*
Glad you think so. I traded yours for it. And left purple grips on it.Wow, that's nice!
Glad you think so. I traded yours for it. And left purple grips on it.
Feel good in the hand. Don't know about shooting yet, haven't took it to the range yet. I have a few sets of grips to try on it that are different textures.
A small sampling of my original (Seattle) Detonics Combat Masters.
Of the the first 250 made, LN/99.5% condition (possibly unfired?)
Un-catalogued factory made custom gun for a Detonics executive, no slide engravings, no model marks. This gun is a cross between a MK V and a MK VI, so I guess its a MK V.V
Mark IV:
Rare 9mm version (less than 350 total guns were made in 9mm) this is a top of the line MK VI
Rare 9mm version of the MK V
45acp version of the MK VI
45acp version of the MC
very rare 38 Super version of the MC (less than 250 made of all versions)
That's a sweet trigger on your 1911!
Love Smiths! Nice pistol man!
Picked this beauty up today.
Aftermarket steel MSH, extended slide stop, and pretty rosewood grips.
*lurve*
I have bent my own rule and now have 2 Kimbers. One just like this one JG.
2nd piece is its big brother in a bob-tail. Will post pis when I get awake enough to use a camera.
took the money from the Colt to buy Kimber's?....really????????????........if that Colt was still on here today it would have sold to me......