1911 Pictures

[perry1963]

Thought i'd share some pics of a couple of projects i just finnished.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v206/perry1963/100_0173.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v206/perry1963/100_0172.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v206/perry1963/100_0166.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v206/perry1963/100_0165.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v206/perry1963/100_0167.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v206/perry1963/100_0168.jpg

The frist one is a Colt 1991A1 compact and the second is a Caspian frame and STI slide.

[bu-bye]

Ok, how did you get the Caspian to stand on that muffin pan?

Nice pics btw

[icormba]

Originally posted by bu-bye:
Ok, how did you get the Caspian to stand on that muffin pan?

Nice pics btw

He's the Muffin Man!

p.s. nice .45

[gunnm619@aol.com]

Freakin Sweet!!! Both look great.

[perry1963]

<STRIKE>Ok, how did you get the Caspian to stand on that muffin pan?</STRIKE>

Bolted an old mag on the pan, the reason i used a pan is because i also used it in the oven for the Gun Kote finnish and we didn't need that muffin pan.

[Mike Searson]

Nice!

[Guest]

I am Nick. I am a new member. I do not have a gun. I did not give too much thought about getting so to say but a few days ago some of my friends were atacked by some thiefs in their house and two of them are badly hurt. They did not have a gun. I think that having a gun is a good idea. So do tell me and I would very much appreciate if you would tell me how and where I can get one from.

[perry1963]

A gun shop

[Kruzr]

Nice perry. Did you use a jig for the checkering? Which jig?

Originally posted by Dncn:
I am Nick. I am a new member. I do not have a gun. I did not give too much thought about getting so to say but a few days ago some of my friends were atacked by some thiefs in their house and two of them are badly hurt. They did not have a gun. I think that having a gun is a good idea. So do tell me and I would very much appreciate if you would tell me how and where I can get one from.

Dncn, assuming you're in Calif.
1. Take a basic handgun class somewhere
2. Take the HSC test and get a certificate
3. Go to gunstores or ranges that rent guns and handle and shoot different ones and different calibers.
4. Decide which gun you want
5. Find the best price you can.......out the door.
5. Take your HSC, proof of residence in Calif., your driver's license with your current address and the same one that's on your proof of residence and go buy the gun and a gun lock.
6. Fill out the paperwork, leave a thumbprint and have the dealer submit the DROS form.
7. Get copies of the DROS form and receipts.
8. Pass a handgun safety demonstration.
9. Come back 240 hours after the DROS form was submitted to pick up your gun and take it home.
10. Go to the range and practice
11. Take a personal defense class
12. Practice
13. Practice
14. Practice

[FR]

Les Baer Premier II (1.5" Group) with Nill Grips

[Turbinator]

Originally posted by Dncn:
So do tell me and I would very much appreciate if you would tell me how and where I can get one from.

Sorry to hear it, but this is sort of a strange thread to post your "Hi I'm new" post, don't you think?

Follow the laws, get some training, be responsible, join the NRA or CRPA, and stay safe.

Turby

[C.G.]

Originally posted by Kruzr:
Nice perry. Did you use a jig for the checkering? Which jig?

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Dncn:
I am Nick. I am a new member. I do not have a gun. I did not give too much thought about getting so to say but a few days ago some of my friends were atacked by some thiefs in their house and two of them are badly hurt. They did not have a gun. I think that having a gun is a good idea. So do tell me and I would very much appreciate if you would tell me how and where I can get one from.

Dncn, assuming you're in Calif.
1. Take a basic handgun class somewhere
2. Take the HSC test and get a certificate
3. Go to gunstores or ranges that rent guns and handle and shoot different ones and different calibers.
4. Shoot as many guns as you can before you Decide which gun you want
5. Find the best price you can.......out the door.
5. Take your HSC, proof of residence in Calif., your driver's license with your current address and the same one that's on your proof of residence and go buy the gun and a gun lock.
6. Fill out the paperwork, leave a thumbprint and have the dealer submit the DROS form.
7. Get copies of the DROS form and receipts.
8. Pass a handgun safety demonstration.
9. Come back 240 hours after the DROS form was submitted to pick up your gun and take it home.
10. Go to the range and practice
11. Take a personal defense class
12. Practice
13. Practice
14. Practice </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Fixed it for you.

[perry1963]

Nice perry. Did you use a jig for the checkering? Which jig?

No jig, i use a steel ruler i clamp between the frame and vise jaws to get the lines started true and then add one line at a time useing the previous lines as a guide.