My Best Donation

Sometimes it pays be be known as gun nut. Not exactly a footlocker find but close. What appears to be an unfired WWI era M1911 got tossed my way. The story is that it belonged to the father (or some other relative, its been a long time and its was glossed over) of my unclesContinue reading “My Best Donation”

Nelson Ford Q&A#43; 1911 Army Manual Says Drop The Slide, S&W Timing/Endshake Defined, Favorite Guns

Today we have a detailed discussion on why even though the 1940 US Army 1911 Manual Says to drop the slide you still shouldn’t, a lot has changed in 86 years. We also have a detailed discussion about timing, what it means and how to check it, and why you want a little end shake.Continue reading “Nelson Ford Q&A#43; 1911 Army Manual Says Drop The Slide, S&W Timing/Endshake Defined, Favorite Guns”

Larry Vickers — Full House Custom Two Tone Colt 1911 — 45 ACP

Larry Vickers made his whole adult life and career’s with firearms, entering the US Army while still in High School. Larry Served 20 years with Delta Force, he became well acquainted with the 1911 platform and began working on them in his down time, this beautiful example was finished by Larry in 1997/98.