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i knew a guy who had a mint pre-war 1911-a1 with original box. it was stolen when his house was broken into... he got it back 10 years later with the blue messed up and no box-

keep both of them and go to the sperm and blood banks

cost is hard to quantify... it depends on what kind of deals you seek out... over time someone will invariable low ball a slide on gun broker. last year i bought a colt .22 conversion for $250 "buy it now" the guy had three of them that he sold at that price... they are usually 4-500- Keep in...

PM on parts It was a while ago so I may accidentally omit a few things... You will need a small file set, half rounds, triangular, flats... some fine grit sandpapers will help as well. To aid in smooth operation a dremel, polishing wheel, and some flitz will go a long way toward smoothing...

Here is a good website for 1911 noobs: http://www.sightm1911.com/ Go to Care and Use / Reliability secrets

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoygwlKv0VM

gotta love the twins :) nice!

the short barreled are niiice

its still a step in the right direction

pretty damn cool they are

30-30 is a good ol American stand by

PM sent- Keep in mind though that those are not my first builds- I had to learn like everyone else and made my share of mistakes on the early ones.

can you take the grips off to see inside?

got me on that one-

Lord, take me now-

I will give you $50 for the pistol

Nice! But strange coming from a pacifist... Maybe he wouldn't have been so peaceful if he had firearms... Hmm, something to think about...

:banghead:

Does my WWII G.I. machete count?