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That's the nicest stippling job I've seen to date. Very nice work man!

Dude it can be done. If you really want to annoy 1911 purists though, get a frame and put an Advantage Arms or Marvel .22 conversion kit on it.

My No. 1 Mk III is the same - 'safe-able' cocked or uncocked.

combatantr2, this was a spoof thread. You're probably better off starting your own thread.

Inox! Check this out: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beretta_92

Let's see your HK, Sig or 1911 live through this... :)

:) No, but it's about as close as you're going to get to 'utterly reliable'.

It's been said before, but I'll say it again. Glock. Just don't drown it in oil or use reloads and it wont let you down.

I looks like it needs filling! It's empty from the factory so that it's possible to install a lanyard, but most people need/want a lanyard so most people plug the hole instead. Not plugging them from the factory also keeps the weight/parts count down.

Hey sandanbob, from what I understand, the No. 4 stock should fit but you'll probably have to use the old butt stock bolt since the No. 4 design was changed slightly for mass production. The No. 1 Mk III requires the forestock to be removed before the butt stock bolt is undone (otherwise you...

Another option is to install an aftermarket barrel.

Look at what happened to us Australians. As a knee-jerk reaction to a massacre (35 dead, 37 injured), the anti-gun lobby rushed tough new gun laws through parliament. Now it can take up to 9 months to get a pistol licence and pistol. You have to have a 'legitimate reason' for owning a gun...