Post your .45ACP pics

[phorvick]

 

[AnthonyRSS]

Custom Norinco- did most of the work meself.


And I know my photography sucks. I'll figure it out eventually.

 

[rikman]

Cheers,
Rick
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Springfield TRP Professional
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[cazio]

Here are a few of mine. Kimber Eclipse, Sig GSR and a Sig 220ST.

Cazio

 

[ETCss Phil McCrackin]

Here's my Springer Loaded, 1200 rounds so far with a couple of early mag-related failure to feeds. She's highly accurate and as soon as I get her broke in and certified with HP's, she's on watch!

 

[Commissar Gribb]

S&W mod 645

forget where the grips are from... I got them on ebay I think.

not sure why my pic isnt showing up though..


[fixed link].

 

[KurtC]

S&W CS45 Double Action Only. Reduced slide, grips and magazines.

S&W 4556 Double Action Only. Limited production pistol.

S&W 625-3 with Hogue grips and PC unfluted cylinder.

 

[firesafety3]

My Tac

Wouldn't dare compare .45s, just thought I would join the fun!

 

[cliffy109]

MMMM... Pie...

 

[Dionysusigma]

AnthonyRSS and jmilliron, where in the world did y'all find those grips?!? Absolutely amazing, they are.

Also, what's the deal with almost everyone having skeletonized hammers and triggers? Are they for "performance" or just for looks?

 

[DelayedReaction]

My pics are pretty big, so I'm linking this one:

http://www.wam.umd.edu/~keving/P3120024.JPG

Also, what's the deal with almost everyone having skeletonized hammers and triggers? Are they for "performance" or just for looks?

I have a skeletonized hammer because spur hammers don't work with most beavertail grip safeties, and the traditional grip safety takes a nasty chunk out of my hand. As for the skeletonized trigger, I have a longer trigger because my hands are huge.

 

[AnthonyRSS]

Skeletonized triggers and hammers reduce lock time, making the gun easier to shoot accurately. And I have fairly big hands so a long trigger makes the gun feel less cramped.
Thanks for the compliment,
Those grips are Alumagrips, a buddy of mine got them for me for Christmas.

Anthony

 

[Gixerman1000]

Colt 1911 Mk IV E Government


Colt 1991A1


Heckler & Koch USP 45 Tactical


Kimber Custom Shop Gold Combat Stainless


Sig Saur P220


Smith & Wesson 4506


Smith & Wesson Performance Center 945

 

[boldkharma]

My Turn

My .45's, sorry the DE got jealous and jumped in for the pic.

http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/view?p=999&gid=7259540&uid=2463402

 

[Bufford t. Justice]

These are all over the place and I need to take some new ones, but here you go.

 

[MTMilitiaman]

I spent $1000 on this sucker. Boy wasn't that a mistake. As "the only .45 brand worth owning" it has sure left alot to be desired. But at least it looks uber cool

Sorry about the poor lighting.

 

[DrDanke]

Springfield Armory Trophy Match

 

[Zackmeister]

That's a gorgeous pistol DrDanke. And the photography is great! Makes me wish I had a digital camera.

 

[.40-.45]

black talon

are those Gunner grips?

if so do you like them??

thinking of getting them myself

 

[Gunsnrovers]

I was going to go with Gunner grips on my GI after I got it back from the refinisher, but decided to be a little different and went with Larry Davidsons lizardgrips in stead. Same material, different execution.



Very solid. Very grippy. Very comfortable.

 

[.40-.45]

interesting look

 

[StrikeFire83]

Here's my .45, a Ruger P345 that I bought last September, my first handgun.

She ain't much to look at but shoots straight with not a single jam in about 1500 rounds.

 

[Black_Talon]

black talon
are those Gunner grips?

if so do you like them??

thinking of getting them myself

Yes, they're Gunner Grips. After years of T&E, I finally found grips that are perfect for me. Very grippy, yet not too sharp and built like a tank. It doesn't get any better.


Oh and here's one that I haven't posted in this thread. Baer Stinger with Baercoat and non-ambi Ed Brown safety:

 

[HarryB]

Lightly Customized Smith

 

[jrfoxx]