[red-rider]

My first gun was inherited after my Paw-Paw passed away. He was a true gun nut. Owned more guns than you could imagine. His Colt Combat Commander was one of his favorites. This gun has been to Wilson's custom shop for some minor customizing. My guess would be in the early '80s. It has a Bar-sto barrel, adj. sights, and the swenson ambi safety. He liked the stag grips, not my choice, but they will stay on the gun. I have a few custom 1911's and this one has the sweetest trigger of all. I've carried it a few times, but dont anymore cause if I had to use it, it would kill me if it got confiscated. It kicks like a horse. I suppose stag grips and no beavertail, the perceived recoil would be exaggerated. I feel like he smiling down on me when I take it shooting.

 

[Guest]

sorry for your loss , That is an awsome looking 1911.

 

[sig232]

I can see why you would want to keep that as a "safe queen!" Too nice to risk any damage. I hope you can pass it down in your family to your children. That kind of tool is wonderfull to share with the next gereration.

 

[Guest]

nice weapon. series 70?

 

[red-rider]

Yeah, Thank God it doesnt have that awefull firing pin safety. Paw-Paw was a lifelong policeman in some form or another. He told me a story once about showing up for work with a 1911 when the dept was mandating a double action, he got sent home to fetch a double. Dad told me this one was his pride a joy.

 

[NGFadmin]

I sure do like that grip!

 

[Baldy]

Real Beauty you have there. You couldn't ask for a better family heirloom than that. Good luck.



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[Guest]

Nothing to say but plum beautiful, especially the grips. I know you'll never let go of that family history.