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I sold all my 1911s at a gun show. Dont remember who bought them.


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Originally Posted by AZmark
I sold all my 1911s at a gun show. Dont remember who bought them.

Why would you do that?


l told my pap and mam I was going to be a mountain man; acted like they was gut-shot. Make your life go here. Here's where the peoples is. Mother Gue, I says, the Rocky Mountains is the marrow of the world, and by God, I was right.
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Les Baer UTC
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l told my pap and mam I was going to be a mountain man; acted like they was gut-shot. Make your life go here. Here's where the peoples is. Mother Gue, I says, the Rocky Mountains is the marrow of the world, and by God, I was right.
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Nice pistol.

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I like your Kobra carry. Congrats on your pistol.

Good luck buying ammo to break it in with.

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What caliber is your kobra?


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1911 Slut, here....🦫

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Nice irons Beav. If I could stop buying scopes and rifles I might pick up another 1911 someday.


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I have a Kimber Warrior I won in my Predator Hunting Club raffle. Only fuqking thing I ever won. Half of proceeds went to Wounded Warriors Foundation, other half went to fund the building of water guzzlers for CA Desert wildlife.


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1911 Slut, here....🦫

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Sweet! I could look at gun porn all day.


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Originally Posted by Timbermaster
Nice irons Beav. If I could stop buying scopes and rifles I might pick up another 1911 someday.


Thanks !

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I’d love to put my Peter beaters on an STI 2011. Scared to pull the trigger afraid the grips will feel desert eagle esque



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I get on these kicks...For a while it's Colt and USFA Single Action Army's then it was Percussion Revolvers then Dakota Predator bolt guns then Freedom Arms Model 83 hand cannons to AR's It is a disease for certain. I collect Sakos.


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Originally Posted by jackmountain
I’d love to put my Peter beaters on an STI 2011. Scared to pull the trigger afraid the grips will feel desert eagle esque


The contour and angle on the STI 2011 handle is excellent.

You touch a full size 2011, not the sub compact model and money says it’s coming home with you.

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Damn, some of you boys have some high end 1911s !

Would love to have a Wilson. I actually would love to have a late 80s early 90s Wilson or Ed brown built Colt.

Fanciest 1911 I have is a Les Baer UTC. and a re-issue Colt Series 70 I sent back to colt for a Model O package.

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Black DW Valor gov. size 45


DW are sweet!

I missed out on winning one on GB.

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Originally Posted by Beaver10
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I’d love to put my Peter beaters on an STI 2011. Scared to pull the trigger afraid the grips will feel desert eagle esque


The contour and angle on the STI 2011 handle is excellent.

You touch a full size 2011, not the sub compact model and money says it’s coming home with you.

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Never seen one in the flesh. Prolly a good thing.


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What caliber is your kobra?

45 ACP


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Originally Posted by GRIZZ
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I’d love to put my Peter beaters on an STI 2011. Scared to pull the trigger afraid the grips will feel desert eagle esque


The contour and angle on the STI 2011 handle is excellent.

You touch a full size 2011, not the sub compact model and money says it’s coming home with you.

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Never seen one in the flesh. Prolly a good thing.


I made a mistake and touched one...Like good pussy. I had to have it.

Be careful !

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Originally Posted by Beaver10
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I’d love to put my Peter beaters on an STI 2011. Scared to pull the trigger afraid the grips will feel desert eagle esque


The contour and angle on the STI 2011 handle is excellent.

You touch a full size 2011, not the sub compact model and money says it’s coming home with you.

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Never seen one in the flesh. Prolly a good thing.


I made a mistake and touched one...Like good pussy. I had to have it.

Be careful !

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Les Baer makes solid workhorse 1911’s

A guy can play rough with them and not wince if it takes a *sorry* here and there.

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Originally Posted by 1911a1
I like your Kobra carry. Congrats on your pistol.

Good luck buying ammo to break it in with.

I have a buddy who's a Cop so Ammo is not an issue for the most part


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Originally Posted by High_Noon
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I sold all my 1911s at a gun show. Dont remember who bought them.

Why would you do that?



Oh Hi there Roy.................Duuuh....I dont remember why.


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This one is pretty decent.

Doubt I will buy any fancier ones, as it shoots pretty tight little groups and is super reliable.


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My favorite is in line for being built.....getting what I want.
Commander slide on an Alloy Officers frame.

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TRP for me. I have several. I have been looking closely at the Staccato Duo. I hope that we still will be able to buy 2011s when my tax refund comes in.

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I have two, the one that I like best is very accurate and has never failed, my full sized Sig 1911 Nightmare in .45.

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There’s some nice guns in this thread.

Here’s my only 2 1911s

Wilson Combat CQB Compact 9mm
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Originally Posted by Beaver10
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Black DW Valor gov. size 45


DW are sweet!

I missed out on winning one on GB.

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I've owned a bunch...top to bottom.
An older Springfield Range Master is my functional favorite.


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Originally Posted by DigitalDan
Army issue that I toted around Nam. Never missed, not once.


My grandfather's gift to me when I was 16..Got special permission from my Squadron CO to fly with it in SEA.

I have Glocks and a vintage Colt CC but this one will always be close to heart for so many reasons..

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Not the fanciest 1911, nor the most expensive, but I put this one together in the early 90's based on an early 1991A1..

Have carried it, and it has ridden with me a million miles. smile

My favorite.

You wouldn't want me shooting at you at 100 yards with it. wink

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Originally Posted by 257_X_50
My favorite is in line for being built.....getting what I want.
Commander slide on an Alloy Officers frame.

Pardon my ignorance, but I have a couple of questions:
1) Who is building your 1911?
2) why not a Commander slide on an Alloy Commander frame?

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I like my Kobra Carry, too.

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But my 1964 Government Model possesses a certain appeal all its own.

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Originally Posted by 1911a1
I like your Kobra carry. Congrats on your pistol.

Good luck buying ammo to break it in with.

Ain't that the truth!

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I like your Kobra carry. Congrats on your pistol.

Good luck buying ammo to break it in with.

I have a buddy who's a Cop so Ammo is not an issue for the most part

The cop two houses down from me has offered to get me ammo through the police program he has access to. The offer was made a couple of years ago, so I'm not sure if it still holds, particularly in light of the recent insanity.

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Originally Posted by kaboku68
TRP for me. I have several. I have been looking closely at the Staccato Duo. I hope that we still will be able to buy 2011s when my tax refund comes in.

TRPs are solid guns. I've had mine since the late 1990s. Believe it or not, it was my EDC for a few years. That Armory Kote finish is tough, as it still looks pretty new.

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1911's are definitely my fav handgun.

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The Commander length is my overall favorite. It has an Officer's frame and is a pleasure to carry. I bought a couple of Scheumann barrels and will be playing with these in the not too distant future.

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The bottom barrel has a Briley comp.

I love tinkering with 45's and assume it'll continue to be a lifelong hobby.

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Army issue that I toted around Nam. Never missed, not once.


My grandfather's gift to me when I was 16..Got special permission from my Squadron CO to fly with it in SEA.

I have Glocks and a vintage Colt CC but this one will always be close to heart for so many reasons..

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You got to fly with it in SEA, that’s amazing! I would not want to get between you and that gun :-) that’s an awesome story...

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Colt Combat Commander that has has the ejection port opened up and the throat ramp polished.

It has not failed to chamber ammo from 185 grain HP to 230 grain HP.

Round nose/hardball is a no brainer.

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I've been seriously looking at the Guardian lately.

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I have a couple of faves...this is one of them. It's been in here before, but hey, it is what it is.
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Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
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I've been seriously looking at the Guardian lately.

I have a Guardian 45. It is my absolute favorite 1911 for carry. I have had it for 10+ years now and had zero hiccups. I will eventually try to get one in 9mm as well.


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Originally Posted by kaboku68
TRP for me. I have several. I have been looking closely at the Staccato Duo. I hope that we still will be able to buy 2011s when my tax refund comes in.

Hold on Bro, your $2,000.00 stimulus check will be here before you know it. So says Sloppy Joe anyway.

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Dan Wesson Valor

I've been seriously looking at the Guardian lately.

I have a Guardian 45. It is my absolute favorite 1911 for carry. I have had it for 10+ years now and had zero hiccups. I will eventually try to get one in 9mm as well.

I've had bad luck with alloy framed 1911s in the past, in that all of them that I've had so far have frequently launched hot brass into my face. Never had that happen with a steel framed 1911. You have any of that with your Guardian?

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I don't own any of what you would call high $$$ 1911's but the three I do own all run good and hammer the 8" and 6" 25 yd. gongs consistently (depending on my coffee intake) which is all I expect of them for a fun hour or so at the range.....I rotate taking one to the range once or twice a week and run 100 rounds of my 230 gr. FMJ ball ammo through them each trip.

No real favorite between the three.......all three are stainless, 5" and chambered in 45ACP.

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Dan Wesson Valor

I've been seriously looking at the Guardian lately.

I have a Guardian 45. It is my absolute favorite 1911 for carry. I have had it for 10+ years now and had zero hiccups. I will eventually try to get one in 9mm as well.

I've had bad luck with alloy framed 1911s in the past, in that all of them that I've had so far have frequently launched hot brass into my face. Never had that happen with a steel framed 1911. You have any of that with your Guardian?

Never had that issue with my Guardian but have have experienced what you are referencing with an alloy framed Kimber.


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I sold all my 1911s at a gun show. Dont remember who bought them.

Why would you do that?

You can't always use the "lost them in a boating accident" story.

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I’d love to put my Peter beaters on an STI 2011. Scared to pull the trigger afraid the grips will feel desert eagle esque


The contour and angle on the STI 2011 handle is excellent.

You touch a full size 2011, not the sub compact model and money says it’s coming home with you.

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I’d love to get an STI, but I can’t get one in CA. I do have a Rock Island Armory 1911 in 9 mm that is a joy to shoot, and it was only $500 6 years ago. Not fancy but works very well.

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Nighthawk 10mm

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Have owned an even half dozen 1911's over the years, starting with a Remington Rand from WWII.

My all time favorite is my current 1911, a 4" Springfield Armory EMP 9MM

I fits my hands "just right" and, I can HIT well with it!

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Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye


Is Swenson the South African custom smith?


As written by Jason Burton at http://www.coolgunsite.com/comm_pistols/custom/swenson/swenson.htm: “Anyone who has read enough gun periodicals or has been around custom 1911s at any length has undoubtedly seen countless references to Armand Swenson and with good reason. As many have mentioned before, Swenson was one of the greatest and probably most important 1911 ‘smiths since Browning himself. Not necessarily because Swenson’s work was cosmetically perfect or without fault but because he was, to a greater or lesser extent, the first to really bring out the custom 1911 in the fashion that we know it today… or at least the first person to be widely recognized as such. While parts, techniques, technology, and the overall build of the custom 1911 have no doubt been elevated to a standard much higher than anything Swenson did the heart and soul of the custom 1911 is still firmly rooted and can be traced back to Armand Swenson’s work. Swenson paved the way for the “bulls-eye accurate and combat reliable” 1911s we have come to know and every custom maker working today owes him for that…. at least a little.”.

This is a great looking pistol built by one of the best Colt 1911 gunsmiths around. The nickel frame really stands out on this so be sure to check our pictures. If you are a serious Colt collector, adding an Armand Swenson custom built Colt that was originally built in WWII with matching frame and slide will certainly help to fill-out your collection.


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Originally Posted by rockinbbar
Not the fanciest 1911, nor the most expensive, but I put this one together in the early 90's based on an early 1991A1..

Have carried it, and it has ridden with me a million miles. smile

My favorite.

You wouldn't want me shooting at you at 100 yards with it. wink

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I likes the whole set up and the Ivory is sweet


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Armand Swensen was DA MAN..................best of the best ever, IMHO,

But you got the wrong chambering, just sayin'. grin

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My SR 1911 works fine...


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My SR 1911 works fine...


Yessir, for the money, that Ruger is hard to beat.

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A brace of Dan Wesson 45ACP CCOs for concealed carry.

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I had a 1911 purge some years ago & got rid of several, but If I was a serious 1911 packer I'd have another Les Baer. Otherwise, I really enjoy & trust my twin pre series II Kimber LE's.

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This one is pretty decent.

Doubt I will buy any fancier ones, as it shoots pretty tight little groups and is super reliable.



Never seen a customized summer special before. I also noticed the Colt style thumb safety on your Les Baer that's interesting.


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Army issue that I toted around Nam. Never missed, not once.


My grandfather's gift to me when I was 16..Got special permission from my Squadron CO to fly with it in SEA.

I have Glocks and a vintage Colt CC but this one will always be close to heart for so many reasons..

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Dang, that is a early version of a improved 1911. that beaver tail is homemade. And pre Bomar micro sights I think.


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My favorite is in line for being built.....getting what I want.
Commander slide on an Alloy Officers frame.

Pardon my ignorance, but I have a couple of questions:
1) Who is building your 1911?
2) why not a Commander slide on an Alloy Commander frame?


CT Brian is the builder. I have a SS Colt Model 80 Officers of his now. Most expensive gun I ever bought. X3. When I shot it I ordered my first ever custom pistol the next day.

I like the shorter frame of the Officers. Alloy is okay on the Commander’s slide.
Have a Kimber Ultra Carry and short barrel with light frame is jumpier than I like.
Not recoil sensitive ......shoot a John Linebaugh 475 ......just a bit jumpy....so the longer barrel. Slide is easier to wear than frame for carry

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There are some stunning 1911s!!!!

One could write a book just on the pictures in this thread!!

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Originally Posted by 1911a1
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Army issue that I toted around Nam. Never missed, not once.


My grandfather's gift to me when I was 16..Got special permission from my Squadron CO to fly with it in SEA.

I have Glocks and a vintage Colt CC but this one will always be close to heart for so many reasons..

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Dang, that is a early version of a improved 1911. that beaver tail is homemade. And pre Bomar micro sights I think.


Yes it is very early, a friend's father did the renovation for me before shipping out to Vietnam I requested the custom beaver tail mainly for my Sasquatch hands ..We had an aft weapons locker in our aircraft with M16 & M14's however the leftover crappy Korean War vintage S&W Mod 12's were not something any of us thought we could depend on if we got bagged and had to fight it out on the ground until the SAR cavalry arrived.


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Originally Posted by FlyboyFlem
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Army issue that I toted around Nam. Never missed, not once.


My grandfather's gift to me when I was 16..Got special permission from my Squadron CO to fly with it in SEA.

I have Glocks and a vintage Colt CC but this one will always be close to heart for so many reasons..

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Dang, that is a early version of a improved 1911. that beaver tail is homemade. And pre Bomar micro sights I think.


Yes it is very early, a friend's father did the renovation for me before shipping out to Vietnam I requested the custom beaver tail mainly for my Sasquatch hands ..We had an aft weapons locker in our aircraft with M16 & M14's however the leftover crappy Korean War vintage S&W Mod 12's were not something any of us thought we could depend on if we got bagged and had to fight it out on the ground until the SAR cavalry arrived.


Dads 1911 from WW2 had been carried by a doctor friend in WW1 was stolen when my parents moved.....

You are so lucky to have yours.

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A brace of Wilsons

ULC Commander on top.

Professional LW on bottom.

Both in God's caliber.

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A brace of Wilsons

ULC Commander on top.

Professional LW on bottom.

Both in God's caliber.

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Sweet!
Wish I had the extra funds, I'd look for a LW.

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Originally Posted by nyrifleman
A brace of Wilsons

ULC Commander on top.

Professional LW on bottom.

Both in God's caliber.

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Thinking I like that rear sight.


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Black DW Valor gov. size 45


+1 on the Valor . . . several Ed Brown parts at half the price of an Ed Brown. IMO, one of the best value's on the market.

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If I had a Ed Brown Kobra Carry bob tail......I might start a thread like this too.


I miss my stainless Kimber Carry and now understand better the whole Model 70 - model 80 Schwartz thing but ....
still find my Sig two-tone attractive after a new thin set of grips rather decent looking.

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Not a favorite, but a Delta just because:

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I'm a pansy regarding pistol recoil. As such, I embraced the "V" series Springfields. I have the V-10 ultra-compact (single and double-stack), V-12 full-size, and V-16 long-slide. They're a far cry from most that are pictured here, but, they're what I'm comfortable shooting....


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Originally Posted by horse1
I'm a pansy regarding pistol recoil. As such, I embraced the "V" series Springfields. I have the V-10 ultra-compact (single and double-stack), V-12 full-size, and V-16 long-slide. They're a far cry from most that are pictured here, but, they're what I'm comfortable shooting....


Shootability and reliability trump all else, regardless of price point.


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Favorite is probably this S&W Scandium Commander:

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Not a favorite, but a Delta just because:

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I wish I had a Delta Elite.


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This one is pretty decent.

Doubt I will buy any fancier ones, as it shoots pretty tight little groups and is super reliable.



Never seen a customized summer special before. I also noticed the Colt style thumb safety on your Les Baer that's interesting.



The Summer Special is a 50th Anniversary special edition that the Milt Sparks shop put out in 2019 (1969-2019). I was fortunate enough to get one.

In regards to the Premier II thumb safety, they normally come with a huge boat paddle ambi style, which I don't care for, so I had mine swapped for an old school small Colt style for carry purposes, as well as adding a Smith and Alexander magwell, and a fiber optic front sight. I figure if I am going to spend that kind of coin on a custom 1911, I want it exactly how I want it, not how someone else thinks it should be.

This particular P-II is one of the 1.5" @ 50 yard guns and it certainly shoots up to that accuracy guarantee. I have yet to find a load it does not like. Hard not to like a 1911 that is ultra accurate and ultra reliable. Money well spent.


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Not fancy, not expensive (well, I did do a lot of work to it...), but it does what I need it to do, accurately and reliably.

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Lightweight Commander, Wiley Clapp version in either the standard Commander or Officer’s model.


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Originally Posted by 1911a1
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Favorite is probably this S&W Scandium Commander:

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Not a favorite, but a Delta just because:

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I wish I had a Delta Elite.

I'd consider selling it if your interested. It's like new and shot very little (less than 100 rounds). I have an EAA Witness 10mm I tend to shoot more is the only reason I'm considering selling.

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A pair of Dan Wessons; PM-45 and PM-9 for Action Pistol steel plates, they are best deal in their price range, shear perfection and tack drivers too.

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Originally Posted by JGray
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Favorite is probably this S&W Scandium Commander:

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Not a favorite, but a Delta just because:

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I wish I had a Delta Elite.

I'd consider selling it if your interested. It's like new and shot very little (less than 100 rounds). I have an EAA Witness 10mm I tend to shoot more is the only reason I'm considering selling.


What a coincidence my 10mm is a Witness also with some kind of silver coating called wonder finish or something like that.


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Ruger, set up to fire .45 Super.

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With a barrel-bushing comp, not real efficient at reducing recoil, but really reduced slide velocity. Makes it clumsy to carry, so I took it back off, I don't shoot Supers that much. It dribbles cases from standard .45 ACP 230 ball loads at your feet.


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I sent the barrel to a guy in NC, he honed the throat to accommodate cast bullets, shoots a 255 grain LBT great, I can seat out to where case capacity is not compromised, helping with pressure. 1050 fps gives it a little "smack".

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Originally Posted by Vic_in_Va
Ruger, set up to fire .45 Super.

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With a barrel-bushing comp, not real efficient at reducing recoil, but really reduced slide velocity. Makes it clumsy to carry, so I took it back off, I don't shoot Supers that much. It dribbles cases from standard .45 ACP 230 ball loads at your feet.


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I sent the barrel to a guy in NC, he honed the throat to accommodate cast bullets, shoots a 255 grain LBT great, I can seat out to where case capacity is not compromised, helping with pressure. 1050 fps gives it a little "smack".

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Rowland is way ahead of you.


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Got one o' dem, too!

Shooting the same bullet, just faster. The comp on this works better, so recoil is about the same.

Clark conversion.

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Another bullet I like in both pistols is the Missouri Bullet Company's 250 grain Pinbuster.

It is actually more accurate in my Super, but the difference in meplat is hard to ignore.

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Got one o' dem, too!

Shooting the same bullet, just faster. The comp on this works better, so recoil is about the same.

Clark conversion.

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Yep.

I'm down to a little over three minutes to switch from .45ACP to .460 and vice versa. Clark Conversion is where it's at. I got the gold cup version for a Colt Trophy

A Crown Royal bag comes in handy for the parts not currently being used in the gun.

Note: Got the bags from a Friend. I hate blended whisky. Ha!


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The .460 ain't no disco, but I still prefer that Ruger in Super w/o the comp, just carries better. I still grab the Rowland once in a while, though.

I'll have to get a CR bag, much more class than a zip-loc.

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I bought one of those new from a gun store in the early 1980s. I sold it in the late 1980s to fund the purchase of a Browning High Power. Should have kept it. Mine had a golden Colt medallion in both stocks.

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One that works....really narrows down the list...

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Back in my acquiring days, I always wanted a Les Baer Premier II.


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Originally Posted by Gooch_McGrundle
Plain Colt Series 70

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I bought one of those new from a gun store in the early 1980s. I sold it in the late 1980s to fund the purchase of a Browning High Power. Should have kept it. Mine had a golden Colt medallion in both stocks.


Lot to be said for a "plain Colt Series 70", just a plain ol' working gun.

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One that works....really narrows down the list...



You just cast doubt on any future opinion you post.
Do you actually think the military has used an unreliable
handgun desugn for the last 109 years?

Changing from it was about improved technology,
Not getting a gun that worked.


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Originally Posted by Jackson_Handy
One that works....really narrows down the list...



You just cast doubt on any future opinion you post.
Do you actually think the military has used an unreliable
handgun desugn for the last 109 years?

Changing from it was about improved technology,
Not getting a gun that worked.



It was a joke for f uck sake. You old f ucking boomers get wound up quick.

Ya if you like heavy, low rd count, jamomatics get a 1911. If not, step into this century........that will get your hackles up lol

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Plain Colt Series 70

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I bought one of those new from a gun store in the early 1980s. I sold it in the late 1980s to fund the purchase of a Browning High Power. Should have kept it. Mine had a golden Colt medallion in both stocks.


Lot to be said for a "plain Colt Series 70", just a plain ol' working gun.


I picked that up brand new for $749 and intended to send it off for custom work. Then, I shot it. Decided just to leave it alone! It’s my favorite pistol.

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My EDC (if I hadn't lost it while riding on the Matterhorn in Disneyland).

Kimber Eclipse Ultra II with Crimson Trace grips.

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The two that I built with early Springfield Armory frames and slides. One is a Gov't Model with a Nowlin bull barrel (bushing-less) that was my duty pistol while I was on Patrol, and the other is an Officer's Model frame with a Commander length slide & barrel, also bushing-less that I carried for my last nine years working undercover. Both are in my gun safe, ready to go.

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Great thread. Drool towel soaked.

Carry on.

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Great thread. Drool towel soaked.

Carry on.


Interested for sure, to see what makes a firearm somebody's "favorite". For some it's a tool, others it's a keepsake and many, it's jewellery.


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Originally Posted by Jackson_Handy
Originally Posted by Dillonbuck
Originally Posted by Jackson_Handy
One that works....really narrows down the list...



You just cast doubt on any future opinion you post.
Do you actually think the military has used an unreliable
handgun desugn for the last 109 years?

Changing from it was about improved technology,
Not getting a gun that worked.



It was a joke for f uck sake. You old f ucking boomers get wound up quick.

Ya if you like heavy, low rd count, jamomatics get a 1911. If not, step into this century........that will get your hackles up lol

Originally Posted by Jackson_Handy
[quote=Dillonbuck][quote=Jackson_Handy]One that works....really narrows down the list...



No one has ever accused me of having a sense of humor ... and the last time someone made the mistake to call me an “old f king boomer” I respectfully suggested I boom this my EDC

And it was the last time ...

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Originally Posted by Jackson_Handy
One that works....really narrows down the list...


Your window licking dumb fu&ckitude is exceeded only by your gargantuan stupidity.

Go back to playing in your sandbox, little man.

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Smith and Wesson 686 is my favorite 1911.

If I need more rounds my 1911 will come from Austria.

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Originally Posted by Jackson_Handy
One that works....really narrows down the list...


Well, let a boomer show you how you get a joke across on forums like this. Ready?

One that works....really narrows down the list. laugh

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Dan Wesson Valor

I've been seriously looking at the Guardian lately.


Do it!

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Originally Posted by JGray
Favorite is probably this S&W Scandium Commander:

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I came this// close to buying this too. They are one of the best lookers with the grips, snake scale scallops, attention to detail. The bob tail makes alot of sense and the Scandium alloy is supposed to be closer to steel than to aluminum for durability.
Did you know that S&W gives that frame a lifetime warranty?

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Originally Posted by AZmark
I sold all my 1911s at a gun show. Dont remember who bought them.

Why would you do that?




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