help me build my perfect plinker GSG 1911

[osophat71]

il get straight to the point. this is my first project and id like some help from the people that have done it already. i want to "pimp out" my gsg 1911. what i have planned already is somehow removing all the paint on the slide and make the aluminum stand out. i kinda like the greenish hue the frame has. i am also looking aw hell il just use a list.

- somewhere where i can find a MSH with #19 and either smooth or checkered
- a barrel bushing and im hoping i could find a drop in one with a compensator
- i think i know where i can get a guide rod but id like a clever spring plug
- grips grips grips. im looking at strike industries cnc with golfball any ideas?
- anyone other than CWA sell extended base pads?
- what could i do to lighten the trigger?
- what should i do with a brand new gsg 1911 so it can run smoothly? like do i sand areas where metals meet with a super fine paper or use a special lube?

honestly i havent been this excited in awhile and i do plan on shooting a brick of cci blazers when i get it out of jail on the 20th.

[VegasND]

1911 MSH work fine on the GSG. Buy the one you like it'll fit and you can lose the magazine disconnect.

- somewhere where i can find a MSH with #19 and either smooth or checkered

Any 1911 barrel bushing will work. Buy a good one; if you want one with a compensator buy the design you like. Grips interchange with 1911. Blind Hog no longer sells the 'Have a Nice Day' plug -- I always thought that was very clever.

- a barrel bushing and im hoping i could find a drop in one with a compensator.
- i think i know where i can get a guide rod but id like a clever spring plug
- grips grips grips. im looking at strike industries cnc with golfball any ideas?

[MaHoTex]

It shoots smooth without any sanding.



I just saved you 1 step!

[osophat71]

Love the have a nice day bushing, might make that my new mission to find