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Deacon KC

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  1. BB, your Armed Forces used Browning High Powers for a long time. If you can find holsters for that gun, many will fit a 1911 well.
  2. Woohoo! the forum is back.
  3. CMP announced today it is joining with Tisas [yeah, they are a Turkish company] to produce WW2 spec 1911A1s. They will even have a CMP logo on them. Dates, prices and logo location have not been released yet.
  4. If you are not sure if you want checkering, try the Wilson front panel. I have it on a Commander and have used it on several 1911s and Sig 220s over the years.
  5. Thanks to you all. I had a customer asking because he wants to use his Ruger 1911 with the alloy frame.
  6. Having not seen the finalozed new rules, will alloy frames be legal for Modern 1911s? Thanks
  7. Hiya Bear, I had to dig back in my records, but I have had good results using a 230 cast rn under 7.5 grains of Accurate #5.
  8. I figgered as much, thanks. I just like the looks of the wide hammer. 🤠
  9. Before I waste effort, I just want to make sure I'm okay on this. A wide spur [target type] hammer, as on the original 1911 [pre A1] changes is legal for traditional 1911s. right?
  10. Add Mec-Gar's magazines to your list to check out too. They have served me well for years.
  11. Got asked at work today a WB question. Would a Model 25 be legal for WB since it is simply a Model 12 without the ability to take it down? I told him probably not, since it is not listed in the acceptable list and didn't come out until 1925. Was I correct? And also, if it is not legal, should it be considered to be legalized? Thanks
  12. Sorry I'm late! Hope you had a great birthday!
  13. Got permission from this guy to contact him. He is retired but he and his Dad were some of the premier Winchester gunsmiths in the country for many years. Scott Wright, here is his FB page. https://www.facebook.com/scott.wright.10485
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