The 1911 Handgun Picture Thread

[VA_Dinger]

M4c is extremely honored to Mr. Rogers of Rogers Precision posting on our forum.

Let just say welcome, and please let us mods/staff know if you need anything.

[Derek_Connor]

Thanks for the nice comments.
This gun was built to my customer's rigid specifications.
I don't always get to choose every detail.
This is what a true 'custom gun' is all about. A gun built YOUR way, not the smith's.

No, the magwell is not a Chen. Actually it's an old and discontinued Ed Brown 'Maxi-well'
that I add my own touches to.

learn something new everyday....never knew Ed made mag-wells...

[theJanitor]

you do learn something new every day... I never knew where my magwell came from. it might be the Ed Brown model as well

[David Thomas]

[parishioner]

The grips on that gun are fine.

p.s. If you haven't noticed yet, yes I have a crush on your 1911s.

[decodeddiesel]

whichever way, it's beautiful.

Agreed. Truly masterful execution.

[RudyN]

Finally got to take a couple of pictures of my Les baer PII. Not the best as I had to use a flash, but will try later with daylight.





Now to get to the range.

[David Thomas]

The grips on that gun are fine.

p.s. If you haven't noticed yet, yes I have a crush on your 1911s.

Thanks

here is my EC after my range session today:








I am taking it and my Mars 1918 to a Vickers' class at APG later this week.

[mskdgunman]

Nothing fancy. Just a stainless Colt Goverment. AS it's a bedside gun, I recently added a light mount and light for things that go bump in the night. The mount is called "the Tick" and it's sold by Brigade Quartermaster. It's easy on/off and just required you replace the slide release

[mxvet747]

Kimber TLE II