1911 Show-N-Tell

[SERparacord]

View attachment 28244i havent seen one on here yet heres my ruger sa 1911

Welcome, nice choice. There are more here they just hide in the bushes.

 

[sleepey7]

so they hide the good ones

 

[88E30M50]

That reminds me of the early days in computers where the only photos you could get were created through text characters. I'm talking 1984ish Apple IIc stuff. I'm still not seeing the gun in there though.

 

[ghitch75]

That reminds me of the early days in computers where the only photos you could get were created through text characters. I'm talking 1984ish Apple IIc stuff. I'm still not seeing the gun in there though.

it's buried in there some where....

 

[JetGirl]

Yeah, that whole block of jibberish = gotta go.

 

[sparkyfender]

What the heck.....................
Wow.

 

[JetGirl]

I don't know if it has anything to do with that wall of stuff or not (I'm assuming it must), but this is the one and only page (not thread, just this page) on INGO that takes forever to open. Even when it does, it's wonky for several seconds afterward.

 

[SERparacord]

I don't know if it has anything to do with that wall of stuff or not (I'm assuming it must), but this is the one and only page (not thread, just this page) on INGO that takes forever to open. Even when it does, it's wonky for several seconds afterward.

Works fine for me, Mac it.

 

[jagee]

The post causing all of the issues is gone now. Issues should be resolved.

 

[JetGirl]

The post causing all of the issues is gone now. Issues should be resolved.

Yep. Speedy speedy and glitch free.

 

[88E30M50]

Works fine for me, Mac it.

Hey, I thought Mac guys carried Glocks and 1911 folks tended to use command line DOS systems!

 

[orrin3477]

lets try this again with out crashing the thread here's my 1911

 

[rockhopper46038]

Better. Nice gun!

 

[88E30M50]

That is pretty sweet! Is that a bit of grip tape along the frame? I use a bit of the rubber Talon grip tape on a couple of guns that could use a bit more grip.

 

[Gluemanz28]

Added another Springfield to the stable. Thanks to Expat for letting one go. I promise to take good care of her

Now do I keep her stock or start a project?

 

[orrin3477]

Yeah a bit of grip tape along the frame and under the trigger guard, and magpul grips for it

 

[88E30M50]

Added another Springfield to the stable. Thanks to Expat for letting one go. I promise to take good care of her

Now do I keep her stock or start a project?

Looks good. I like to shoot mine for a while and eventually, the gun tells me what it needs. That's a really nice starting point and could work quite well as is.

 

[pierce195]

I picked this 1911 for the collection today. Built for former commander David Liwanag of the USAMU by Sergeant First Class John Haidu.

 

[VERT]

Mrs. VERT's first 1911. She liked her Walther PK380 but like most .380s it tended to be a bit picky about what brand of ammo it would run reliably. She moved up to an M&P Pro Series but it just did not agree with her. She shoots the 9mm 1911s very well and after a bit of soul searching decided to upgrade. We have to make sure this gun gets a few rounds through it before going on nightstand/purse duty. The 1911 in 9mm is a great choice for the ladies. Mrs. VERT has arthritis and the heavy gun has light recoil. Also the 12 pound recoil spring is easier for her to rack the slide.

 

[cmamath13]

Mrs. VERT's first 1911. She liked her Walther PK380 but like most .380s it tended to be a bit picky about what brand of ammo it would run reliably. She moved up to an M&P Pro Series but it just did not agree with her. She shoots the 9mm 1911s very well and after a bit of soul searching decided to upgrade. We have to make sure this gun gets a few rounds through it before going on nightstand/purse duty. The 1911 in 9mm is a great choice for the ladies. Mrs. VERT has arthritis and the heavy gun has light recoil. Also the 12 pound recoil spring is easier for her to rack the slide.

I love it! Sweet!!!