1911’s in general, 9mm versions specifically

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Found one of these for sale 2nd hand. Looks like it’s had a grand total of 2 boxes put through it.

>>Short trigger, magwell, and bulletproof extractor?<<
Is that the general consensus on worthwhile upgrades for this beauty?
Nice score.

@Bluumoon gave us a good lead on wooden grip panels a few posts above.

Brownells also have Pachmayr-brand wood panels for less than $30, which have worked well for me in the past.
 
Nice score.

@Bluumoon gave us a good lead on wooden grip panels a few posts above.

Brownells also have Pachmayr-brand wood panels for less than $30, which have worked well for me in the past.
Thanks man, those wood caliber grips look great, but everything seemed sold out when I was looking through their website.

I have a bunch of Alaskan black walnut from a gunstock project. I’d love to see if I can make my own.
 
Thanks man, those wood caliber grips look great, but everything seemed sold out when I was looking through their website.

I have a bunch of Alaskan black walnut from a gunstock project. I’d love to see if I can make my own.
I think the in-stock is just for those who want instant product ... their main focus seems to be on custom orders, which is what I did (and was the same price as the in-stock options, I think). Also means you get the exact wood, grip shape, checkering, etc that you want.
 
I think the in-stock is just for those who want instant product ... their main focus seems to be on custom orders, which is what I did (and was the same price as the in-stock options, I think). Also means you get the exact wood, grip shape, checkering, etc that you want.
Ah I see. I’ll take another look
 
100% factory.

Yall really want to have a good time. Marvels 22 slide aint a bad way to do it..

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I hadn't known Colt ever put out a gun like that - that's a special one, with the buried bo-mars, checkering, and all the other bells and whistles. If they'd done that in the 1980s, they'd have killed Kimber in the cradle, and a bunch of custom smiths.
 
I hadn't known Colt ever put out a gun like that - that's a special one, with the buried bo-mars, checkering, and all the other bells and whistles. If they'd done that in the 1980s, they'd have killed Kimber in the cradle, and a bunch of custom smiths.

Colt special combat government is what they are calling it. Looks like the older ones are a bit more plain.

Its my one nice gun. I never would have bought the thing myself. Very happy with it though.....Very very happy
 
Colt special combat government is what they are calling it. Looks like the older ones are a bit more plain.
And @RockAndSage - some sources of info here:


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