My Colt Officers project...Almost done...Pics inside

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Sgt. Rock

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So here is my Colt Officers im pretty much done with.
Work done:
-Fit and blended a new Wilson Combat beavertail
-Fit and blended a new Wilson Combat thumb safety
-Fit a new EGW barrel bushing
-New Wilson Combat extended mag release
-Fit new trigger with mild trigger job (aout 3.5/4 pounds)
-Fit new Wilson Combat checkered main spring housing
-New Wilson Combat slide release
-Polished feed ramp, throat and chamber
-New custom Cocobolo grips

All work was done by me. All thats left is some new night sights that will go on this weekend hopefully. So....What do you think?

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Holy cow that's a beautiful weapon! Love the work you've done. I think Colt makes a gorgeous weapon to begin with, but you've taken it to another level. Again, awesome work!
 
Nice work. I am actually considering purchasing a colt 1911. As a matter of fact I was just on the phone with Colt yesterday and they are sending me a catalog in the mail.
 
Nice. I had one like that around 1986 or so and sold it.
Although I'm happy with my S&W 1911 I wish sometimes I would of kept it.
I never should have sold my cherry Colt series 70 gold cup but I needed cash at the time.
Your series 80 turned out nice and doing all the work yourself is satisfying.
 
Very nice ! Have you put 100 rounds thru it with no bobbles? My ugly old Lightweight Officers runs like a clock, now. It has the Heine recoil system in it though and I use Wilson Combat Officers magazines.
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That is very nice!

I would opt for a classier holster, if it were me, just to compliment the gun.

[Not that there is anything wrong with yours!]
 
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