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as promised here is another (older) build.
Officer Model with Damascus Slide and Wilson CS frame (Slow rust blue) .45 Schuemann AET Barrel. Grips are made by a local artist named Ed Self (no really). ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Dear God, I love that pistol!
But if I had it I wouldn't dare shoot it, and I shoot all my guns! ![]()
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Been a bit since I posted another build. I have been shooting and carrying this one for about a month, and forgot to post a build thread...ooops.
Here are some specs: Caspian Titanium officer frame Colt enhanced Officer model slide Wilson Barrel 10-8 Slide release, given a "stepping stone" design EGW thumb safety, reprofiled My own barstock rear sight blended into the slide and IONBOND coated front sight (4140 steel bar stock) with 9ct gold bead Wilson Bulletproof Beavertail, shortened and reprofiled Round butted with a 30 LPI serrated MSH and stippled butt (carrying over to the frame), that is dirt in the stippling from todays range session rear of slide serrated at 50LPI front of trigger guard flattened/serrated at 40lpi the trigger started life as an oversized EGW Gold cup and was machined to fit a slightly too wide trigger channel My style of Mag catch, dimpled and cat's tongue textured. Front end shows the EGW melt bushing and reverse plug with a .250 diameter guide rod/flat recoil spring. I beveled the slide and gave it my normal ball end mill look, also ball end mill radiused the front. Slide was IONBONDED by Club Custom wearing a set of my own Carbon fiber grips. Here are some pics...enjoy. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Sweet
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Very nice! Great color
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Ron #CBOB0604 Proud Member: "Team Ranstad" |
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Very nice. What's the advantage of the flat trigger?
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All of these are flat out perfect.
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Those who hammer their guns into plows will plow for those that don't. T. Jefferson CBOB0712 |
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Thanks guys. I have become a convert for flat triggers with a high hand grip. To me they seem much more comfortable and smoother on the pull. I do build some with medium and short length curved triggers.
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