[Texas Gunman]

Im by no means a trained gunsmith, but here a few years ago, I'd taking up a hobby of redoing and cutom building 1911's.
Im about sure, most of us who owns firearms, makes mods to them and some times get carried away? :D

http://www.metrophotohost.com/gallery_0010/gallery_albums/TMO-Member-Handguns/TG1911.gif

Anyone eles besides me?

TG :D

[Dave T]

I might be wrong but I've never seen a revolver that looked like that. If you built it to be a revolver - you forgot the cylinder!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Texas Gunman]

Dave, that comes from staying up to late and spending to many hours on the computor.:D

I'd also noticed that I didnt spell custom correctly on my little banner.:scrutiny:

TG:what:

[boing]

Twice! :neener:

[Longbow]

Texas Gunman,
I have a CD (good base gun $ for $, IMO) much like yours! but with a Kart barrel, SVI firing system(hammer,trigger and sear), Bomar sights and Wilson magwell. I also have a 9mm 1911, built on a S.A. slide and Caspian frame(PO ramp) with Kart barrel, McCormick beaver tail safety, Doug Koenig hammer and Bomar sights. Most other parts are either Wilson's or Ed Brown's on both guns. I did most of the works except the sight cuts, I don't have a Lathe machine but a friend has, and he does it for me for a minimal fee. :)
Its fun to do and I feel a great sense of accomplishment when I get done. Right now I'm thinking of building a 10mm 1911 on a Mitchell frame from Sarco.
And yes, I do get carried away sometimes too!:)

[PCRCCW]

OK...does it have to be a 1911?...or can it be a Kahr K40 Custom........?

[Longbow]

PCRCCW,
Nice Khar! Who did all the work?
Man, I wish I have a digital cam so I can post pics of my toys too. :(
Maybe I should buy one instead of another gun.

[PCRCCW]

Thanks....its actually not around any more...a lucky guy bought it from me for a song......
The work was done by a local smith who is very good.....the serrations were done by a smith I used to work with.....
I love to tinker.....Shoot well