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The 1911 is still very popular in Mexico. Since our idiotic "gun laws" forbid the use of bigger calibers, we are stucked with the 22 conversions and some .380 conversions in the 1911.

I bought last week a P 250 sc .380 acp; fire 200 rounds of aguila ammo. not a single problem. The gun shoots point of aim, the dao tigger in my opinion is excellent. And the flexibility to change grip frames add a bonus to it.

Thanks: And yes it took a while to get the parts down to Mexico. The Number 4 has an almost new bore; I hope I can take it to the range soon and see how it groups.

Thanks on your comments regarding the Number 4. I bought it sporterized and restore it to its "original" configuration. The Jungle Carbine has the Stock and the forend modified by the previous owner. In this one I will substitute all the wood furniture. The sporterized forend on the Number 4...

Sorry if I didn't make my self clear. I post some pictures of both rifles whit the bubba work on them, and the after restoring work on the No 4.

The No 5 went to my gunsmith, he installed the Flash hider and finish the rifle in QPQ (I really love the QPQ finish, its almost indestructible!!!!!). I got the wood furniture for the No 4, and the metal parts that were missing. I work the wood, taking all the crude out of it, and finishing...

I´m in the process of bringing back to their original configuration a pair of English Rifles. The first one is a 1942 Savage made Enfield No4, converted to MK II in 1951. It went to FTR in 1951, and the barrel is SHINY NEW!!!!!!!! The Second One is a 1947 Enfield No 5 Jungle Carbine...

This is a Python Target finished in QPQ; I know many of you will say that it is a sin...............but it surely looks gorgeous in person!!!

Here are my two guns with this kind of finish:

Moose 458: Looks great. ¿Do you think a mount for a swiss 96 model can be made to work on mine?

Gunner Boy: I´ll ask my gunsmith if he has the reamer. Thanks.

NC Smitty: Thanks. I was hoping there was a commercial mount for it.

Thats not the case, let me explain how it works here in Mexico. First, all guns in the hands of civilians have to be registered (we are talking about law abiding citizens). To get a transportation permit (allows you 10 of the 32 states in Mexico) you have to be a member of a shooting club. If...

Guys: I need your wisdom here. I have a small ring 98 action (3 lugs in the bolt) Mexican Mauser Carbine (Made by DWM). The original barrel is 7 x57 but its really worn out. So I have the option of putting a 308 barrel on it. The idea is to keep it original as possible (Same carbine Stock, by...