Fordtough25
Grandmaster
Been playing around with white/black photos probably my favorite of the bunch so far.
That's a sharp picture, thanks for posting! I plan on working my 1911 a lot more this year.
Been playing around with white/black photos probably my favorite of the bunch so far.
Congrats. She is a beaut.Santa was good to me...especially since I told her what I wanted, found the deal (thanks GregD), paid for it, and put it in the gift bag
Congrats. She is a beaut.
Nice looking
It shoots way better than it looks..
It's bushing is tight & it never malfunctions..
Needs the barrel bushing wrench to remove..
Was fit together in the mid/early 90s by a smith that's no longer with us.
I do need to look into some new recoil springs for it, Wolff sold dual springs for the Officers Models back then & since they only seem to sell heavier single springs for them now?? I've had this for 25 years now.. Got the Colt grips a few years ago, until it wore these Hogues, The front strap is smooth so I went with these, It helps with the draw & presentation.. I have a set of officers alumagrips but they feel cold..
I really need to look into a beavertail as the one in it fits wrong? Got one for a commander way back when, NOTE: how it fits..
Maybe a new set of sights too!!
Also my Wife made this chess board 35 years ago, Her Grandpa was a master wood worker & his skills trickled down to her.
I'm pretty handy myself & have the tools of over a dozen men.. Need to try an do something with these skills in my retirement..
Been playing around with white/black photos probably my favorite of the bunch so far.
The Alumagrips have a nice texture but just feel Cold to the hand..
The factory style rubber with gold medalions are what it currently wears
For a guy that dislikes 1911s, that has got to be the sexiest one I've ever seen.
The Alumagrips have a nice texture but just feel Cold to the hand..
The factory style rubber with gold medalions are what it currently wears
For a guy that dislikes 1911s, that has got to be the sexiest one I've ever seen.
That is a seriously sexy beast.
Just picked this up from PSS this morning... the Ruger SR1911 9mm Officer's Model. Had to very slightly drift the rear sight, which took all of 5 minutes. Otherwise, not a mark on it. This will make a nice companion to the SR1911 Commander 9mm in the safe.
I grabbed a quick shot of the front, as it's a bushingless bull barrel with a full-length guide rod. Just as easy IMO to take down/re-assemble as a traditional bushing setup.
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Thanks WTB. You get some continued credit for this. I still remember shooting your SR1911 at PointBlank when I had the V-Bob, and was conflicted because I couldn't believe how much I *really* liked your Ruger! I've only put this on the laser target at home, but so far I'm liking it every bit as much as the Commander 9mm version.Very nice looking!
Hahh! You're as bad a 1911 influence as anyone on here... with those tuned pics you keep posting, you may be the biggest enabler of the whole bunch!!I need to stay out of this thread at least until I get all the current projects completed.
Thanks WTB. You get some continued credit for this. I still remember shooting your SR1911 at PointBlank when I had the V-Bob, and was conflicted because I couldn't believe how much I *really* liked your Ruger! I've only put this on the laser target at home, but so far I'm liking it every bit as much as the Commander 9mm version.
Hahh! You're as bad a 1911 influence as anyone on here... with those tuned pics you keep posting, you may be the biggest enabler of the whole bunch!!
I need to stay out of this thread at least until I get all the current projects completed.