Emerson and guns

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LaGriffe with Seecamp LWS 32; Persian with S&W Model 1950 45ACP; Mini A-100 with Wilson CQB 38 Super
 
rayster357 said:
^^Nice one buddy!!! Or should I say pair:D
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I'm guessing you saw the "green" description, but that customshop Colt is my "namesake", Officer's Match. A run of 250 stainless steel pistols with two top-ends, a 5" Gold Cup and a 3.5" Officer's, both set up for the same frame, all serial numbered "OMxxx", in a fitted case.

Thanks Ray.
 
Yeah that's a real beauty alright. I just bought my first 1911 a couple of weeks ago and took it to my dad's to show it off to him.
He broke out his 1970 GI Colt that he taught me to shoot when I was 7 or 8. Bastid wouldn't trade me....
 
cncpro11 said:
Yeah that's a real beauty alright. I just bought my first 1911 a couple of weeks ago and took it to my dad's to show it off to him.
He broke out his 1970 GI Colt that he taught me to shoot when I was 7 or 8. Bastid wouldn't trade me....
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The 1911-bug is every bit as infectious and $-devouring as the Emerson addiction. I've had a lot of 1911's, including Wilson Combats, Ed Browns, Kimbers, Les Baers, Colts and more, and this full customshop build from Springfield back in 1991 when their customshop was being ran by Les Baer, is hands down my favorite. Still in it's original hard chrome, upgraded with Esmeralda ebony grips.
 
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Man You guys, those are a couple of beautiful guns!
I know what you mean too, I haven't even put 200 rounds thru this one and already planning my next.....
 
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I agree they are addicting. I don't have any customs but have done small mods myself on a few of mine. Just got some ebony for my carry.

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