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freepatriot
12-25-2006, 14:46
Our good buddy the young man Jonathan recently got himself those nifty tan grips for his 1991, and I had told him (numerous times) how much I liked the black rubber grips that his gun came with. Well, the young man came through and sent those grips my way. I'm telling you folks, young uns like Jonathan give me hope for the future of America :patriot:


Thanks again J. I really like the way the black grips look on the blued gun... and even more, I like the way they feel. Especially when carrying but they also feel great in the hand.

Here are some pics of the grips on the gun, riding in the VM2 (http://www.miltsparks.com/VM-2.htm):


http://freepatriot.com/imagewarehouse/coltrubbergrips122506/small/DSCF5242miltsparks1.JPG

http://freepatriot.com/imagewarehouse/coltrubbergrips122506/small/DSCF5242miltsparks4.JPG


...and if by chance my gun wants to go to the mallninja school of uber-tactical, it can ride in the Comp-Tac (http://comp-tac.com/ct_paddle.html):

http://freepatriot.com/imagewarehouse/coltrubbergrips122506/small/DSCF5247comptac1.JPG


http://freepatriot.com/imagewarehouse/coltrubbergrips122506/small/DSCF5248comptac2.JPG


http://freepatriot.com/imagewarehouse/coltrubbergrips122506/small/DSCF5250comptac6.JPG



...and here are the grips, in the nude:


http://freepatriot.com/imagewarehouse/coltrubbergrips122506/small/DSCF5257rightside1.JPG


http://freepatriot.com/imagewarehouse/coltrubbergrips122506/small/DSCF5259leftside1.JPG


http://freepatriot.com/imagewarehouse/coltrubbergrips122506/small/DSCF5261leftside3.JPG




Thanks again Jonathan, and Merry Christmas.:banana: :banana: :banana:

okie
12-25-2006, 15:12
Way kool Scott;) :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

freepatriot
12-25-2006, 15:12
Originally posted by okie
Way kool Scott;) :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: Yeah Okie! :)

proactive
12-25-2006, 16:30
It definitely looks "all business". :thumbsup:

cjlandry
12-25-2006, 16:42
Originally posted by proactive
It definitely looks "all business". :thumbsup:

"All business" is the look that I like best. :thumbsup:

Damn fine pics there!:thumbsup:

jonathon
12-25-2006, 17:49
Damn, there's a world of difference between the finish on yours and mine :shocked:

Beautiful gun, glad you like the grips :banana:

TylerDurden
12-25-2006, 18:46
Jonathon's always struck me as a fine young man.

But Scott, get that 1911 out of that kydex! Blasphemy!

Geeorge
12-25-2006, 22:46
I put a set of those on a modified original 70 series and man they feel good when you shoot.;)

DJ Niner
12-26-2006, 00:02
It's always nice to see a person make a totally unselfish and kind gesture that they are under absolutely no obligation to make. RAOK (Random Acts Of Kindness) rule!

Good job Jonathon! :thumbsup:

IH8Q8
12-26-2006, 03:27
Scott, that is a beautiful Colt! How old is that one? I really love the looks of that. There may be "better" more modern guns out there, but nothing beats the looks of a good 1911. Can a gun be called sexy?


Fred

freepatriot
12-26-2006, 14:05
Originally posted by cjlandry
"All business" is the look that I like best. :thumbsup:

Damn fine pics there!:thumbsup: Thanks CJ

freepatriot
12-26-2006, 14:05
Originally posted by jonathon
Damn, there's a world of difference between the finish on yours and mine :shocked:

Beautiful gun, glad you like the grips :banana:



yeah, I think yours is the parkerfried, right? ;)

Me likes the blued effect.

freepatriot
12-26-2006, 14:06
Originally posted by TylerDurden
But Scott, get that 1911 out of that kydex! Blasphemy!


Yeah, I agree. the Kydex is really more for the Springfield. But I had to take a uber tactical all-black pic for the mallninjas. ;)

freepatriot
12-26-2006, 14:06
Originally posted by Cletus VanDamme
I put a set of those on a modified original 70 series and man they feel good when you shoot.;) Yah man.

freepatriot
12-26-2006, 14:07
Originally posted by DJ Niner
It's always nice to see a person make a totally unselfish and kind gesture that they are under absolutely no obligation to make. RAOK (Random Acts Of Kindness) rule!

Good job Jonathon! :thumbsup: I agrees witcha.

freepatriot
12-26-2006, 14:07
Originally posted by IH8Q8
Scott, that is a beautiful Colt! How old is that one? I really love the looks of that. There may be "better" more modern guns out there, but nothing beats the looks of a good 1911. Can a gun be called sexy?


Fred Fred, it's less than a year old. Thanks for the comment, I agree, it has the old school appeal. I wanted a gun very much like the one my grandfather carried in the Phillipines in the early forties. I should have sprung for the series 70 reissue but c'est la vie. This one is the series 80 reissue.

S

Bubbala
12-26-2006, 16:05
:bowdown: :eat:

rhans405
12-26-2006, 19:25
Nice grips and gun and pics Scott. :thumbsup:

Nice gift Jonathon. :supergrin:

Sonny_N_Texas
12-26-2006, 20:58
Originally posted by scottauld
Fred, it's less than a year old. Thanks for the comment, I agree, it has the old school appeal. I wanted a gun very much like the one my grandfather carried in the Phillipines in the early forties. I should have sprung for the series 70 reissue but c'est la vie. This one is the series 80 reissue.

S

Uh, that would be New Guinea, not the Phillipines, right? Or are you referring to a different grandfather?
:shocked:
Dad

IH8Q8
12-26-2006, 21:43
Wow; with that trigger, thumb and grip safetys, sights, hammer, and what looks like a lovely patina in your pics, you would be hard pressed to convince me that one was anything less than 60 years old! I was a little confused about the, um, is it mainspring housing (?). Were they origionally curved like that?

At any rate, what a beaut. Now, where can I get one? I would love to have an origional 1911 non-A1 myself, but I suspect that may be unrealistic.

The difference between 80 and 70 series is the 80 has the added (and arguably unnessary) internal safety that kills the trigger pull, right? Is that the reason you would have gone with the 70 series, given the choice?

My grandfather was in the Philippines in WWII himself; luckily he lived to tell me about it. I just came back from Manila (step son's funeral), and while I was there I visited the WWII Memorial Cemetary. Haunting; I'll post pics. I cried like a sissy.

Fred

freepatriot
12-26-2006, 21:46
Originally posted by Sonny_N_Texas
Uh, that would be New Guinea, not the Phillipines, right? Or are you referring to a different grandfather?
:shocked:
Dad Hrm.

freepatriot
12-26-2006, 21:48
Originally posted by IH8Q8
Wow; with that trigger, thumb and grip safetys, sights, hammer, and what looks like a lovely patina in your pics, you would be hard pressed to convince me that one was anything less than 60 years old! I was a little confused about the, um, is it mainspring housing (?). Were they origionally curved like that?

At any rate, what a beaut. Now, where can I get one? I would love to have an origional 1911 non-A1 myself, but I suspect that may be unrealistic.

The difference between 80 and 70 series is the 80 has the added (and arguably unnessary) internal safety that kills the trigger pull, right? Is that the reason you would have gone with the 70 series, given the choice?

My grandfather was in the Philippines in WWII himself; luckily he lived to tell me about it. I just came back from Manila (step son's funeral), and while I was there I visited the WWII Memorial Cemetary. Haunting; I'll post pics. I cried like a sissy.

Fred

Colt is making a non-A1 repro now. It's the real thing. :thumbsup:

freepatriot
12-26-2006, 21:48
Originally posted by rhans405
Nice grips and gun and pics Scott. :thumbsup:

Nice gift Jonathon. :supergrin: :wavey:

jonathon
12-26-2006, 23:26
Originally posted by Sonny_N_Texas
Uh, that would be New Guinea, not the Phillipines, right? Or are you referring to a different grandfather?
:shocked:
Dad

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

On a different note, the grips really are trivial compared to the MSH Scott got me :)

freepatriot
12-27-2006, 06:00
Originally posted by scottauld
Hrm.

Ok, yeah. I went back and dug out my letters from Dad and he did indeed say New Guinea, no the Phillipines. I'm not sure how I got that turned around in my head. My mistake.

WTH is New Guinea?

freepatriot
12-27-2006, 06:01
Originally posted by jonathon

On a different note, the grips really are trivial compared to the MSH Scott got me :)


:thumbsup: Nice pistol, nice MSH, nice gunowner. :thumbsup:

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