[El Roto]

Well, Frankenpistol is just about where it needs to be, IMO, so I thought I'd post a before and after picture for all who are interested.

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Steve "El Roto" G.



[This message has been edited by El Roto (edited 09-04-2001).]

 

[emmo]

Wow! that looks great! Did you do play Egore in this transformation

Where did you get the stainless grip screw bushings? I like how the after picture was taken on the leather jacket, looks awesome!

 

[dsk]

Looks MUCH nicer now. Before it seemed like it was searching for an identity.

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D. Kamm
USGI M1911/M1911A1 Pistols Website
http://www.geocities.com/M1911_M1911A1

 

[col132]

Looks great.

 

[shane45-1911]

Good job Steve. Very "stealthy" looking.

 

[El Roto]

Emmo,

I merely financed the work, although I did install the "grip" tape on the front strap. What a job! heh

The SS bushings came with the grip stocks; they're the ones Mad Dog came out with early this year.

That jacket is my favorite piece of clothing, bar none, but there's only about 15 days a year in Dallas that I can wear it without melting.

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Steve "El Roto" G.

 

[UdontnoME]

Nice transformation!

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DEATH TO THE NEW WORLD ORDER!

 

[NAA]

El Roto - looks great! How does she work?

Good Shooting! NAA.

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1911: Best damn "Government" in the World!

 

[Hero45]

Your experiment turned out great. Hey, does that jacket adequately conceal your hump as well

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Hero45
NRA Member

 

[Brent Chambers]

Move to Michigan and you can live in your jacket 8 months a year!

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NRA, USPSA, IDPA and MCRGO member
http://www.ehhs.cmich.edu/~bchamber/10mm.html

 

[El Roto]

NAA, if I do my part, Frankenpistol is downright scary (boo!) hehe. It's very reliable and accurate as all get out. About the only thing it doesn't do is police its brass.

Hero, I asked you never to ask about my hump when we're online!

Brent, I hear ya, but I've lost all of my internal anti-freeze after 8+ years in Dallas. Hell, 72 degrees Farenheit is *chilly* to me now. How sad is that?

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Steve "El Roto" G.

 

[BoomBoom]

NICE!