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^ now that's just gorgeous!
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Two of mine
Well here are my two Springfields,1 loaded and 1 milspec
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Here's my black stainless after some 10-8 goodies and a Brazos pro trigger
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Who produces those grips and how comfortable are they? They looking pretty nice...
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They're actually hogue grips, cocobolo, smooth, with ambi cut. My only gripe is that they are not rounded to match the magwell...they have the flat middle and smaller radius towards the edges instead of the smooth curve. You would have to be looking for it to notice, but I notice.
They are comfortable so far, but I haven't shot the pistol yet.... |
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Please enlighten me about these guide rod/barrel setups...
As the title says, what is the skinny on these guide rod and barrel setups?
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They are bull barrels and use a guide rod with reverse plug. You can draw your own conclusions on the merits of a bull barrel, but I have never felt the need for it. Some feel it helps manage recoil, and to some extent it does, but I don't care for the added weight in a 5" 1911. Also, with the bull barrel I would prefer the look of the standard spring and plug with the "filler" style plug that fills in the gap under the barrel. But that is purely a cosmetic thing for me.
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Damn that is pretty. What model is this? I want one just like this but in stainless.
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that's a modified mil spec
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Here are some shots with the slide locked back: Once you figure out how to do it, it isn't such a big deal....but I understand how people don't want to have to keep a takedown tool with them. My HK is waaaay easier. |
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Nope, the guide rod and spring remain together and are removed to the rear. The hole is for inserting a small pin that retains the collar around the guide rod and removes the spring tension from the slide. Totally different than the 2 piece, but much less complicated than I'm making it sound.
The bull barrel is less dramatically shaped than I was expecting, too, but it does have a bell shape. It's just hard to see in these pics. It is very thick.... If you look on YouTube for trp operator disassembly, you will see how the guide rod works. |
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Wow now thats a looker alright!
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here is mine sorry bad photo
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I removed the stainless and compensator.
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cool!
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Is that Cerakote Bronze?
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Yes sir
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you should put the comp back on...i kinda dug it
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