lets see pic's of all the 1911 users out there

[springfield1911]

i got a loaded Springfield armory 45,1911a1 stainless and for only 875.00 not bad for everything that this piece has

[c.sander]

2 springfields, and a s&w

[S&W 10mm]

CIMG0808.jpg 101_0105.jpg 101_0107.jpg

Kimber Grand Raptor II, Colt .38 Super, Colt Defender

[bripro]

[PHILLYFIRE3]

COLT COMPACT

[imashooter2]

A 1917 vintage commercial Colt. It was Grampa's, then Dad's, now mine. Grampa and Dad shot competitive Bullseye with it and there is no telling how many thousands of rounds have been down the pipe. Grampa was the one that soldered on the Patridge front and bobbed the hammer. No doubt killed any collector value, but no matter... It's priceless to me.




A Kimber Stainless Target II with Ed Brown well and a Dawson .090 fiber optic front:

[Shawn.L]

Springfield TRP
http://forum.pafoa.org/gun-pictures-...field-trp.html

[jb7304]

Kimber Pro Carry (pre-series II).

[KeepTheChange]

Mine is a basic Springfield Armory Mil-Spec 1911-A1, but with some aftermarket parts I added.

Smith and Alexander SS Mag guide with integral flat mainspring housing.

King's Gun Works wide grip safety
Wilson adjustable match trigger
Hand tuned factory sear spring @ approx 4.5 lbs. http://www.brownells.com/aspx/NS/Gun...?p=0&t=1&i=349
factory SA Commander hammer
Houge Grips
J&J products mag pads







But I'm thinking very hard about selling it and buying this Kimber,

http://www.kimberamerica.com/pistols/covert/



Anyway, the 1911 is my favorite gun. It's still just as beautiful and efficient today as it was 98 years ago.

[Suburban]

Last picture I took of assembled pistol

Custom home-build - 1911 Build Index.

The front sight has been cut in the Heinie pattern. I cut the silly lip off the front-bottom of the grip. Except for the trigger and mag release (which I borrowed from a Kimber), the controls have been blackened. I think the finish build-up on the frame tangs or grip safety is causing binding. I tried several times last night, but I haven't gotten it all back together and fully functional.