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Reinz

New grips look spectacular! First thing I did when I got my Hi-Power Mk.II was to take off those factory grips and put some Pachmayrs on! I do have some nicer grips for it but somehow those old Pachmayrs just look and feel right to me (kind of like they're industrial strength grips)!
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bannockburn said:
Reinz

New grips look spectacular! First thing I did when I got my Hi-Power Mk.II was to take off those factory grips and put some Pachmayrs on! I do have some nicer grips for it but somehow those old Pachmayrs just look and feel right to me (kind of like they're industrial strength grips)!
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Thanks Bannock!

While I admit that Pach/Hogue grips feel good, I just can’t handle the looks of them. To me, they rob the beauty and soul of a gun. But I don’t judge others. We all have our likes and dislikes. And I definitely understand putting performance before beauty. After all, I’m guilty of uglyfy-ing a few of my pistols with cheap skateboard tape. I do plan on remedying those abortions though when I get the wherewithal.
 
JT-AR-MG42 said:
No artistic skills with a camera here.
19 posts with no Colt wheelguns, so.

Colt display-30s thru 70s- representing the double action and Woodsman lines.
I feel that putting up this display and others is as close as I can come to sharing with strangers, especially for the folks that say 'Thanks, I enjoyed seeing these'.

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Worn terrycloth gun rag backdrop for this closer photo of the pre-war Officers Model Targets.
Top down -.38 Spec., .32 Long, and .22LR.
The target stocks on the .22 have since been corrected with a proper, albeit non-matching, set of stocks. The pistol itself was too nice to pass on.

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Use of carpet remnant and lighting skillfully managed to hide the luster of the Colt blueing on these Officers Model Match revolvers. Top down - .38 Spec., .22 Magnum, and .22LR.

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Nice collection!
 
bannockburn,

I don’t hear many people talking about how nice the triggers on those SR9s are. In my experience it’s maybe not the lightest but the feel is perfect to me. A subcompact like yours would be on my list if I wasn’t already planning on getting an S9A1 to fill that role.

Here’s some bonus Steyr. It’s easy enough for me to carry a full size like this. The same pattern but with less slide and grip would be a breeze.

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RevolvingGarbage

In terms of striker fired triggers, the one on my SRc is one of the best factory ones I have ever tried! Smooth take-up, light release, and a short reset make it really user friendly and along with the great sights, very accurate.

I also have a Steyr, though it's an older M9. Got it because I loved the grip design, the trapezoidal sights, and it also had a decent trigger on it; not quite as nice as the SR9c but good enough for most applications.
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