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  1. 05-13-2012, 06:49 PM #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by wyk View Post
    I love me a 1911. Here's my old Ace Custom 45 from when I lived not 45 mins away from them:
    What do you have for that front strap?
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    Quote Originally Posted by TheGenius View Post
    What do you have for that front strap?
    Hel if I know. My ex-wife gave me that Colt. When she left, I sold it
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    Amazon.com: Pachmayr Grips For Colt 1911 and Copies (with Deluxe Pacwood): Sports & Outdoors

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    Quote Originally Posted by dingeryote View Post
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    Amazon.com: Pachmayr Grips For Colt 1911 and Copies (with Deluxe Pacwood): Sports & Outdoors

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    I figured they were Pachmayes, but every one I ever saw were slip-on's. This didn't look like slip-on's, the grip panels were over top of them.

    I was wondering if that was one big ass frame and they were milled in.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TheGenius View Post
    I figured they were Pachmayes, but every one I ever saw were slip-on's. This didn't look like slip-on's, the grip panels were over top of them.

    I was wondering if that was one big ass frame and they were milled in.
    They weren't slip ons. It was a thin panel that went under your pistol grip. I put them on when the gun went fully automatic after a trigger job . I had since put a factory sear and hammer in and sold it off. She was awesome in full-auto, tho.
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    Put a tlr 1 on it. Shoots good just not used to the bigger caliber. I loaded it with hornady tap ammo and its now my night stand gun.

    Any good iwb holsters out there that you can keep the light on?
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