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    ^^A beauty.
    Teds gotta be one of the top three 1911 smiths and a personal favorite.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gaijin View Post
    ^^A beauty.
    Teds gotta be one of the top three 1911 smiths and a personal favorite.
    Thanks.

    JB did this one
    "A coward dies a thousand times before his death, but the valiant taste of death but once."

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    Dan Wesson Heritage






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    That is Damn Nice!!!!

    Clean and Sexy lines
    "A coward dies a thousand times before his death, but the valiant taste of death but once."

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    Quote Originally Posted by Harrier View Post
    Dan Wesson Heritage
    Well done. There is a Specialist coming into the LGS that is going to be very hard for me to resist.
    Sic semper tyrannis.

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    Top view…. This is not really a full custom, but—I thought it merited the logo.


    A little bit of a magwell job. Frontstrap checkering had to be done over the existing vertical serrations it came with. Sometimes this works, sometimes not….. in this case the existing serrations were very well centered and consistent. I checkered at the exact same LPI they were at—which came out at 17 ¼.


    Fiber optic, per request. Front sight is made from scratch (prehard 4130). I wanted to have one that was less snaggy than what’s available and maybe more durable—even at the expense of less light having a path to the FO shaft. In the end—I think it works at least as well as those available and is much more durable. The sight is T-slotted in from the front and cross-pinned with two 1/16 split pins.


    Before refinish. Finish is Brownells Baking Laquer over manganese phosphate on the steel parts, BL only on the aluminum parts. Yes, I kinda would have preferred a re-anodize but with few reliable sources, and considering time, and money—we didn’t do it. Anyway there is still plenty of anodize left where it really matters, like rails and feedramp. The grip safety is an aluminum one from EGW and the MSH is the plastic factory original—here again I cut the checkering in to match the original serrations which came out to something 18.6 LPI. Gave it a nice radius at the bottom, checkering stopped short to go easy on clothing. This also makes it very comfortable to handle.

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    Series 80 Colt Gov't , Series 70 Colt LW Commander (both .45 acp) & Colt Competition .38 Super.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Ned Christiansen View Post
    Top view…. This is not really a full custom, but—I thought it merited the logo.


    A little bit of a magwell job. Frontstrap checkering had to be done over the existing vertical serrations it came with. Sometimes this works, sometimes not….. in this case the existing serrations were very well centered and consistent. I checkered at the exact same LPI they were at—which came out at 17 ¼.


    Fiber optic, per request. Front sight is made from scratch (prehard 4130). I wanted to have one that was less snaggy than what’s available and maybe more durable—even at the expense of less light having a path to the FO shaft. In the end—I think it works at least as well as those available and is much more durable. The sight is T-slotted in from the front and cross-pinned with two 1/16 split pins.


    Before refinish. Finish is Brownells Baking Laquer over manganese phosphate on the steel parts, BL only on the aluminum parts. Yes, I kinda would have preferred a re-anodize but with few reliable sources, and considering time, and money—we didn’t do it. Anyway there is still plenty of anodize left where it really matters, like rails and feedramp. The grip safety is an aluminum one from EGW and the MSH is the plastic factory original—here again I cut the checkering in to match the original serrations which came out to something 18.6 LPI. Gave it a nice radius at the bottom, checkering stopped short to go easy on clothing. This also makes it very comfortable to handle.
    Holy crap that’s nice Ned.
    Thinking WAY outside the box.

    Ichiban pal.
    Last edited by gaijin; 01-19-19 at 12:04.

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    Well, I could not stand it. The XTac was very muzzle heavy. I found something else.

    Vickers Elite Commander 4.25" with a barrel bushing. Just like the 5" EXCEPT, No front serrations



    I like the Commander so much, I may get rid of the 5", VE, Blk/FDE, 9mm



    POW-MIA, #22untilnone
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    If I agreed with you, we'd both be wrong.

    The last thing I want to do is hurt you,
    but it's still on my list.

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