Sounds interesting. The work in progress photos would be facinating as well."1911 Street Project Gun" that you and Teddy Jacobson are developing
Guess I should visit the 1911 forum more often.
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- Thu Jan 06, 2005 11:03 am
- Forum: Camp's Corner
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- Wed Jan 05, 2005 11:14 pm
- Forum: Camp's Corner
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Thanks for the great report.
Although I haven't visited the 1911forum in quite a while, I do remember Mr. Camp.
The SA Mil-Spec was my first 1911. This is the gun that began my love affair with guns of this type. Unfortunately due to buying to fill other niches it is still my only 1911. There will be more. I have experienced zore problems that weren't of my doing( one of my handloads that mysteriously had no powder in it).
edted to add: this gun is perfect for a first 1911 style gun. It is very inexpensive and the utilitarian features leave plenty of room (and money) to customize the pistol to your tastes.
The SA Mil-Spec was my first 1911. This is the gun that began my love affair with guns of this type. Unfortunately due to buying to fill other niches it is still my only 1911. There will be more. I have experienced zore problems that weren't of my doing( one of my handloads that mysteriously had no powder in it).
edted to add: this gun is perfect for a first 1911 style gun. It is very inexpensive and the utilitarian features leave plenty of room (and money) to customize the pistol to your tastes.