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Congratulations, but that picture isn't of a "Loaded". It looks like a Mil-Spec stainless
"You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means."
"What we get away with isn't usually the same as what's good for us"
"An extended slide stop is the second most useless part you can put on a 1911"
"While Ruger DA revolvers may be built like a tank, they have the aesthetics of one also,
although I suppose there are a few tanks which I owe an apology to for that remark"Comment
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That's definitely a Springfield Mil-Spec.Comment
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Congrats on your 1911.Comment
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Im more of an owner to be honest. Most available nearby places are paper shooting. I plink cans with a 22 rifle or pellet gun here and there. Before this, i had mostly russian rifles. I plan on adding a 357 lever rifle/revolver to sit alongside my 1911.Originally posted by jessegpresleyCongratulations on your Springfield. If I may make a suggestion; don't get too hung up on making your gun pretty. Your 1911 is a key to the world of shooting, it is not in and of itself the destination. When you spend money on your gun ask yourself, is this for looks, or for performance? Aesthetics or athletics? Most people are gun owners, few are shooters. Be a shooter. Good luck.
I dont really shoot other than to test how different brands work in my gun and shoot 10-15 paper targets a month. Even if ammo was dirt cheap, i still wouldnt shoot often. I spend a lot of time cleaning/polishing my guns more than shooting.
I believe its different strokes for different folks. My grandpa is the same way with his rifles, he cleans them or take on staining projects only to hang as a picture frame. I skipped an XD45, Glock 30 for a 1911 for obvious reasons, visual aesthetics and how it sits so perfectly in my handsComment
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Originally posted by jessegpresleyCongratulations on your Springfield. If I may make a suggestion; don't get too hung up on making your gun pretty. Your 1911 is a key to the world of shooting, it is not in and of itself the destination. When you spend money on your gun ask yourself, is this for looks, or for performance? Aesthetics or athletics? Most people are gun owners, few are shooters. Be a shooter. Good luck.
nicely said.Comment
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