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    Default Springfield 1911

    alright so i am going to get a Springfield 1911
    http://www.impactguns.com/store/706397866730.html

    does anyone know of a good website to get custom parts from?

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-VWBRMD9tc
    im interested in the dust cover he has on his, anyone know where you could buy one? his apparently was custom made.
    Last edited by Das Nemesis; February 19th, 2009 at 02:19 AM.

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    i cannot seem to find this dust cover:


    the one on the far right, does anyone know where i could get one?

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    Default Re: Springfield 1911

    I think that's an older Springfield Loaded Operator.....and I think that they no longer make one with a full length dustcover.

    STI does, though........


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    You sure you wanna add custom parts to a Mil SPec? By the time you have a smith do it, you could have had a Loaded model........

    Personally, I think a good beavertail and decent sites are a MUST on a 1911.


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    Default Re: Springfield 1911

    Quote Originally Posted by Das Nemesis View Post
    i cannot seem to find this dust cover:


    the one on the far right, does anyone know where i could get one?
    My friend has the one on the far right.
    It is a TRP Operator with full length rail. He ordered it from the Springfield Custom Shop.
    I am looking to get the TRP Operator with the half rail, similar to the one next to it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RONNIE77 View Post
    My friend has the one on the far right.
    It is a TRP Operator with full length rail. He ordered it from the Springfield Custom Shop.
    I am looking to get the TRP Operator with the half rail, similar to the one next to it.
    OR...
    It could even be an older mil-spec operator. Springfield used to make every model available as an "operator". They no longer make these, but they were simply a mil-spec model with a full length rail.

    If you find one, grab it and don't let anyone touch it I think they stopped making these in the early 2000's (2003 or 2005, I can't remember).

    But they do exist and can usually be had for around 600-800 even though they are pretty rare. The problem is just finding one.

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    Default Re: Springfield 1911

    Quote Originally Posted by Das Nemesis View Post
    i cannot seem to find this dust cover:


    the one on the far right, does anyone know where i could get one?

    http://www.stiguns.com/
    They make some of the best looking 1911's you'll ever see.
    Just make sure you get a single stack, they make double stacks also called
    Instead of 1911 they are....2011

    These serations are Bad Ass God I Love These


    Check out how the slide lock is counter sunk, for a flush fit..nice
    Last edited by Ronnies111; February 20th, 2009 at 10:32 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jachrist View Post
    OR...
    It could even be an older mil-spec operator. Springfield used to make every model available as an "operator". They no longer make these, but they were simply a mil-spec model with a full length rail.

    If you find one, grab it and don't let anyone touch it I think they stopped making these in the early 2000's (2003 or 2005, I can't remember).

    But they do exist and can usually be had for around 600-800 even though they are pretty rare. The problem is just finding one.
    Sorry, I didn't mean to say that the gun in the picture is a TRP, but that my friend's is a TRP Operator with full length rail.. They look identical, but his has a bull barrel.

    I believe most models can be ordered from Springfields Custom shop as an operator with full length rail...
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    Default Re: Springfield 1911

    The rail makes it look gaudy, IMO. Why does everything have to be "pimped up"?

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    Default Re: Springfield 1911

    Quote Originally Posted by Lycanthrope View Post
    I think that's an older Springfield Loaded Operator.....and I think that they no longer make one with a full length dustcover.

    STI does, though........


    Lycanlikesfullcoveragethrope
    That's correct, and that model has been discontinued in lieu of the current MC Operator, LW Operator, and LW Champion Operator. The only way to get a Springfield Operator or TRP Operator with a full-length rail is to either order one from the Custom Shop or find a used one online. There were a few on Gunbroker not too long ago, but the only one I'm seeing now is here:

    http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/Vie...Item=123273373

    Hope it helps.
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