TRP 1911 CCDW

[Mr. Smith]

Most people think that a TRP is just too sharp on every corner for CCDW. Our solution to that situation is to dehorn the gun and do some bodywork.

The customer wanted a magwell on this gun but wanted one that would not let him down in a fight the factory part had already shot itself loose to many times. That gave him the opportunity to go thru the gun and do it all. We chose to us a one piece magwell so that we did not have the same problem with it that the factory part had.

We do a magwell blend that is cut down in the back of the gun for CCDW.

[bnanaphone]

Very nice work guys. The gun looks great! I wouldn't mind dehorning mine but having the railed operator with bull barrel, I won't be going CCW with that gun any time soon.

[Mr. Smith]

Very nice work guys. The gun looks great! I wouldn't mind dehorning mine but having the railed operator with bull barrel, I won't be going CCW with that gun any time soon.

Thank you

Those are nice guns

[bnanaphone]

Thank you

Those are nice guns

You just had to go and to that to me. That looks good too! I can't tell if it's the photo or what but did you checker the muzzle end of the frame and slide?

I have kept mine bone stock, grips and all. I just need to get out and shoot it some more. If I ever decide to make improvements, you will get the call.

I am even checking out your site now, good stuff.

[Mr. Smith]

You just had to go and to that to me. That looks good too! I can't tell if it's the photo or what but did you checker the muzzle end of the frame and slide?

I have kept mine bone stock, grips and all. I just need to get out and shoot it some more. If I ever decide to make improvements, you will get the call.

We did checker the front slide and frame I love to do that.

[An Undocumented Worker]

Most people think that a TRP is just too sharp on every corner for CCDW. Our solution to that situation is to dehorn the gun and do some bodywork.

The customer wanted a magwell on this gun but wanted one that would not let him down in a fight the factory part had already shot itself loose to many times. That gave him the opportunity to go thru the gun and do it all. We chose to us a one piece magwell so that we did not have the same problem with it that the factory part had.

We do a magwell blend that is cut down in the back of the gun for CCDW.

Who made those grip panels and can I get some made like that for my CZ 75?

[Mr. Smith]

Who made those grip panels and can I get some made like that for my CZ 75?

The grips are VZ grips.

[DesertSpringer]

Awesome work... I know where I will be going when I need some work done to my Loaded!

Which Magwell is that if I may ask? I will be purchasing one here soon and would like to have it blended as well so you might be hearing from me soon.

[Mr. Smith]

Awesome work... I know where I will be going when I need some work done to my Loaded!

Which Magwell is that if I may ask? I will be purchasing one here soon and would like to have it blended as well so you might be hearing from me soon.

The magwell is an S&A one piece. We do that megwell lots of different ways this one is on a gun we built for comp for a customer.

[HK45]

Awesome work... I know where I will be going when I need some work done to my Loaded!

Desert, have you found the Loaded to be a reliable pistol? I've been thinking of getting one for awhile. The parkerized model reminds me of what i was issued in the Marine Corps with some additional updates. I'm in Phoenix btw.

Nice work Mr. Smith