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- Thread starter Forgetful Coyote
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Those grips are differentWhat are they?
Some type of burl, I forget which variety. Bought them from High Figure Grips.
Jon over there does some awesome work.
Did some tap, rack,bang, then Mozambique from cover drills. Really dig my Shadow 2.
Just finished tuning up my Girsan MCP35. Rosewood Hogue's and some Dawson Precision sights. Some internal work has the trigger @ just under 5 lbs (very clean break) with stock springs. Its a wonderful shooter.
ShaKr
ShaKr
I bought an XL grip module for my P365 X-Macro and loved the grip length concealability and 12+1rd capacity for summer carry, but absolutely hated the humpback/rounded grip style. It pointed unnaturally and was generally uncomfortable for me to shoot. I decided to buy a second Macro grip and chop it to XL length. Added benefits; no need to buy different holsters or a different WML for the stupid proprietary Sig rail. Took me about an hour and a half working carefully with assorted files after the initial chop on my miter saw.
I present, the homemade P365XL-Macro
I present, the homemade P365XL-Macro
1984 "Tyson's" SIG P225. Early Teutonic goodness.
Did some arts & crafts today and made the P Ltd brown with some HIR-265. Thanks to @Maurygold for the awesome pistol, been loving it!
Picked up a used Regard for super cheap so I decided to tinker on it. Added an adjustable rear sight, Langdon Trigger bar and some springs. A little polishing and some lathe work to trim the barrel to flush and it has turned out to be a great shooter. More accurate than I am and the SA reset is amazingly good. DA runs a smooth 6lbs and SA breaks right at 3lbs. Fun project to cure some tinkeritus.....
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My 2 range toys. Both are incredible to shoot.
M&P 9 2.0, 5" CORE Pro
Overwatch Precision FALX trigger.
Wastach Arms comp and gas pedal.
Sig M18
Sig Armorer comp trigger.
Align Tactical thumb rest and mag release.
M&P 9 2.0, 5" CORE Pro
Overwatch Precision FALX trigger.
Wastach Arms comp and gas pedal.
Sig M18
Sig Armorer comp trigger.
Align Tactical thumb rest and mag release.
'42/43 S&W Victory, .38 Special, 4"
Was either 2016/17 when this 6-Second Mount went on, thousands of rounds later it is still solid.
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What holster do you run that in? I assume built for an entry Open division gun?
100% in house build. Not difficult but trigger tricks help the feel and Cerakote is not for everyone.
Serialized P80, ZEV components with Johnny Glock Vex trigger (awesome) with slight modifications. Custom Cerakote.
Inside completed pic kinda sucks b/c of the lighting
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battered, but the best trigger of any of my wheel guns and still tighter than a gnats' chuff.
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Here is my unfired Nighthawk 6" Chairmen in 10mm with custom mammoth grips
Found it at a pawn shop for a decent price. I will say the trigger is more enjoyable than my Glock 26, fairly accurate for what it is. Gives me the urge to wear suits, and drive Aston Martins, while sleeping with supermodels. Then I wake up and remember I'm fat, and can't afford any of that lol.
Minus I can't find mags with the extended finger thing anywhere. All the sites I check it seem they are sold out the flat bottom ones all day.
SP-01 build with machine work and guts from Cajun gun works and Trijicon SRO
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Home brew... P80 PF940C (G19 clone):
Browning BuckMark Challenge. I'm not going to lie. It took me waaaay more than a couple of shots per card before I could split one. It was still loads of fun anyway.
Finally got around to putting the first ever round thru this November '77 27-2 6" Full Target Model
Couldn't me any more happy with the ole gal either! Those Smith's from '70's really knew what they were doing. She was dead nutz on!
Couldn't me any more happy with the ole gal either! Those Smith's from '70's really knew what they were doing. She was dead nutz on!
My carry blade & .45 this past weekend.
The horizontal orientation of sheath conceals the knife easily beneath a loose t-shirt.
Good to go.
The horizontal orientation of sheath conceals the knife easily beneath a loose t-shirt.
Good to go.
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