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Reply With QuoteSome nice work..
Could be a lot faster with an angle grinder!!!
Obviously - Out of my league!!!
This is a discussion on Colt 1911 Gov't - Which replacement grips do you recommend and why within the General Firearm Discussion forums, part of the Main Category category; Originally Posted by ClearSightTactical I can only imagine the quality of work you'd produce with a pro shop.. Thank you. ...
Thank you. It isn't rocket science or brain surgery.Originally Posted by ClearSightTactical
The people think the Second Amendment protects their rights;
Government sees an obstacle to be over-come.
NRA Life since 1966
Some nice work..
Could be a lot faster with an angle grinder!!!
Obviously - Out of my league!!!
Gulf Coast, Floriduh
Sccy is the limit
Faster is better only when opening a safe at 3 AM in a place you don't belong.Some nice work..
Could be a lot faster with an angle grinder!!!
Obviously - Out of my league!!!
A hacksaw and files and some drills, hand operated are all the tools that can be used by an apprentice gunsmith to make his Masterpiece double barrel shotgun action.
A lathe, drill press and milling machine are nice to have, but they just make manufacture quicker and repeatable.
Of course I don't have any pictures of the guns that I butchers during the first 20 years of my life.
The people think the Second Amendment protects their rights;
Government sees an obstacle to be over-come.
NRA Life since 1966
update:
Crimson Trace installed & range tested 200 rounds.
Amazed at how close the laser came sighted in - about 1" left of POI...I'll be honest I only used the laser for about 75 rounds because it felt like cheatin' lmao..very comfortable
Quick to the gun, Sure of your grip. Quick to the threat, sure of your shot. - Chris Costa
Custom wood grips from Craig Spegel out in Oregon. He does nice work. Two of my guns are outfitted with his grips. Cocobolo wood.
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