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Join Date: Feb 2004
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Just want to say 'hi' as I just found this great site! I'm attaching a link of my new SW1911. I change the rubber grips with a pair of Cocobolo wooden ones.
Mike *Zig edited URL and pic needs hosted*
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Hello and Welcome to TFF MIkeI, I couldn't get the Pic to show up. You don't need a host for your Pic's here, just scroll down in your new thread or message reply box where it says attach file. Then click browse to look through your own files on your harddrive to find the Pic you want to post...click on the file or Pic and hit the open button and your Pic file should be there to upload when you hit the submit button. Give it a try again and let's see what happens...
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Hiya MikeI, and welcome to TFF.
Nice looking piece ... tell us more about your S&W1911. ![]() |
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Greetings, mike1.
Glad to see you at TFF. Great way to start - - - a John Moses Browning conceived 1911 style! You'll find a great bunch of congenial folks here and will find that the collective knowledge is second to none.
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Mike1, welcome to TFF.
Nice 1911. |
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Let us know how that sucker works out for ya. I like SW's revolvers, and I'm wondering how well their 1911s will do so early on.
And..welcome. ![]() _z |
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Thought i'd help complete this mission...Here's MikeI's Pic in full-size...
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A BIG HOWDY to ya Mike,
Welcome to the TFF, A fine looking piece of weaponry you got! Not to mention the single best semiauto pistol ever made and concieved of. Hey, guess what? I built my own 1911. Yes I am a 1911 nut!!!!!! To see my pistola just look at the thread titled,(I built my 1911) here in this forum.Do you reload your own ammo Mike?
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MikeI, You might want to check GP's sticky about S&W 1911 recall at the top of the page.
I prefer the SA 1911A1s. berto
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Thank you for your kind comments. I'm sort of a 1911 nut myself, but haven't built one. I have a hard time just putting 'em back together! I owned a Colt Government, Colt Gold Cup (both had to be sent back to be fixed), a Para Ord., a Wilson Combat. I now own the SW1911 and a Les Baer model Concept V. I use to reload back in the '80's when ammo was around $20.00 a box. I had fun reloading but when they came out with the less expensive stuff I gave it up and sold all my reloading stuff. Mike |
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Thank you I did see it. Mine is up around 93xx so no problem. thanks again, Mike Last edited by MikeI; 02-09-2004 at 03:32 PM.. |
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Sorry, didn't realize Mass. was that restrictive.
Being from out here in the almost free west, it didn't occur to me that it wouldn't be the same from one brand to another. After all, it's the same basic design for almost all US made 1911's. Isn't it? They can't be that different. spanky
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Mass is a mess when it comes to laws like i said, some brands i think do vary maybe no grip safety or load indicator but i mean the SA meets reqs. they are just kinda not really caring about mass enough to get it approved i guess.
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Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Maine, love it or get the heck out
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TELL me about it. I'm stuck here for college. I come from Maine...a land where we feel wierd when somebody doesn't own a gun.
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