Finally finished! (pics)

Status
Not open for further replies.

TX1911fan

Member
Joined
Mar 7, 2006
Messages
2,014
I finally finished my custom Springfield Armory GI project. I've been working on this project for over a year, and it came back from the Custom Shop at Springfield today. I changed the internals, added the beavertail, slide stop, safety, MSH and grips. Springfield did everything else. What do you think?


dsc0211qg0.jpg


afterrightsidefx6.jpg


dsc0210lg1.jpg


afterleftsideiy5.jpg


dsc0212jy1.jpg


bushinghr5.jpg


dsc0216gm7.jpg


backyw2.jpg


checkeringeu1.jpg


slidelockel6.jpg
 
Great

That is just flat GREAT ! Did you get all of the parts you added from the same manufacturer or mix and match from different companies ?

thanks, George
 
Thanks for all the kind words, guys. This was a labor of love and learning. I spent way more than I would have if I had just bought it like this, but now I know this gun inside and out, and it is ALL mine. Here's what I put on it:

Cylinder & Slide internals (hammer, sear, disconnector, sear spring)
EGW bushing (SA fitted it for me)
Wilson Combat thumb safety and bullet proof slide stop
Smith & Alexander beavertail grip safety
Ed Brown MSH (Wilson 19# mainspring)
Davidson grips
 
Thanks

Thanks for sharing and you should be very proud. Lots of people, including me, are now planning our next move.

thanks, George
 
That's a nice lookin' 1911. (How's it shoot, though? :p) The upper/lower contrast is quite appealing.

I wish more 1911s would come from the factory without those hideous front slide serrations.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Back
Top