38 single stack with an underbite.

[CRTguns]

Gun started life as a springfield WWII reblue/parts gun.

SV slide, Tri-Glide internals, a Limcat comp (w/port on bottom- neat thing), and Barsto Bbl, and some TLC and finesse and machine work. The "gills" are going to be removed from the mount... I chose to leave the mount a 2 sider, for its ultimate purpose, to be an accurate shooter- sure it would look cooool with one side open to see the infinity text, but what can ya do?

[savasyn]

Wow, check that thing out! Very sweeet!

[trashman]

Good lord - now THAT is some nice hardware!!!

[Black Majik]

Wow, that's pretty sweet. How long is the slide with the compensator on? It almost looks like it's 7" long.

How does the flat trigger compare to a traditional curved trigger? Thanks for sharing

[QuarterBoreGunner]

Lord Vader... your gun is ready.

[CRTguns]

The barrel is 5", and the comp is almost 2.5" on top of that, so yeah, it's long.

If you've never tried a flat trigger- do it. Like right now. Today.
You get so much more feel out of the thing. You can control a 12 ounce trigger if it's flat- most people have trouble with a trig that light cause they do it w/ curved blade. Curved spreads the pressure out all over you finger tip- even to areas of your finger that are not especially sensitive, so you get "surprises".

The combination of the tri-glide trigger sys, the CS UM sear and Koenig LM hammer is the best set-up I've ever used. You'll see it on almost every 1911 or 2011 I do.

There's more... My favorite was the very bottom race gun- was the most challenging to build.

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[DHiggmo]

Vary nice!! Nice looking Colt .38 Super frame.