1911’s in general, 9mm versions specifically

[Bluumoon]

You will give this to me.

Can’t do it, you wouldn’t be nice to it.

 

[Formidilosus]

Can’t do it, you wouldn’t be nice to it.

The only value in a thing, is in the destruction of it.

 

[ShakoMako]

In general, they take work to get running reliably.

The CCO is a better choice for reliability.

Any recommendations on a CCO?
How about Fusion 9mm 1911s? Apparently manufactured in Turkey but finished in USA by Fusion, started by a former Dan Wesson employee.

 

[Steel Rain]

It’s the only way.

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If you aren’t using wood, you better be using real Burner grips.

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Though have strayed at times….

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Good luck finding burner replacements.

 

[Steel Rain]

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Grail gun

 

[Formidilosus]

Good luck finding burner replacements.

Haha. I have that covered.

 

[Dobermann]

How would you actually do that - clocking the grip screws precisely?

Yep. It's a thing. High-end makers such as Alchemy/Cabot do it for all of theirs.

As far as I can tell, it's something for true believers / enthusiasts ...or dilettantes. Hard to tell the difference sometimes.

A bit like this ... which is not safe for work:

 

[HighUintas]

Yep. It's a thing. High-end makers such as Alchemy/Cabot do it for all of theirs.

As far as I can tell, it's something for true believers / enthusiasts ...or dilettantes. Hard to tell the difference sometimes.

A bit like this ... which is not safe for work:

Wtf

 

[RWT]

Yep. It's a thing. High-end makers such as Alchemy/Cabot do it for all of theirs.

As far as I can tell, it's something for true believers / enthusiasts ...or dilettantes. Hard to tell the difference sometimes.

A bit like this ... which is not safe for work:

Does this end as a Snuff film? Hooded men dancing! WTH? I don’t know if I feel violated or want to vote democrat now.

I am going to grab a whiskey before the weirdness creeps in.

 

[Claxton]

Any recommendations on a CCO?
How about Fusion 9mm 1911s? Apparently manufactured in Turkey but finished in USA by Fusion, started by a former Dan Wesson employee.

Dan Wesson for the CCO.

 

[tikkashooter88]

Picked up a Tisas 9mm Duty about 4 years ago for $350. Put it in the safe and didn't shoot it till last year. Came across the thread a few months back and realized I hadn't bought a complete dumpster fire of a pistol. I've put about 300 rounds of cheap steel case ammo through it and zero malfunctions. Just put the Wilson checkered front strap and pretty excited to put some more rounds through it.

 

[Castle Rock]

Yep. It's a thing. High-end makers such as Alchemy/Cabot do it for all of theirs.

As far as I can tell, it's something for true believers / enthusiasts ...or dilettantes. Hard to tell the difference sometimes.

A bit like this ... which is not safe for work:

CLICK

 

[Dobermann]

Does this end as a Snuff film? Hooded men dancing! WTH? I don’t know if I feel violated or want to vote democrat now.

I am going to grab a whiskey before the weirdness creeps in.

The band is called TISM - they always performed in masks. The point of the link was the lyrics, not the visuals ...

 

[HighUintas]

The band is called TISM - they always performed in masks. The point of the link was the lyrics, not the visuals ...

I didn't even realize there was lyrics. I was too entranced by the odd video and it had me thinking it was actually an exercise video before things got out of hand haha

 

[Dobermann]

I didn't even realize there was lyrics. I was too entranced by the odd video and it had me thinking it was actually an exercise video before things got out of hand haha

Video-free link for the crayon eaters who need it to help focusing on the lyrics:

Now can we get back to discussing 1911s?

I have nothing particularly helpful to add, except that if you get a Tisas Raider, you can order Zebrawood grips from Wood Caliber that approximate the coloration of the original M45A1. Boom.

But, if you think about it, this is pretty bass-ackwards: sourcing wooden grips to put on a Turkish 1911 to approximate the look of the original G10 ...

 

[ztc92]

I’ll try to get us back on track. I recently stumbled onto this video while wasting time on YouTube one night. Thought it was really interesting to see how all the parts work together, especially how the grip safety and thumb safety block the trigger in different ways.