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Thanks for the birthday wishes guys.

Thank you. Be aware, all of my future shop stuff will be featured first at www.patreon.com/1911university so if you want to see it as soon as it happens feel free to follow me on there.

Now now, my guns aren't THAT expensive.

4.25" barrel

Bill Frady from Lock N Load radio did a very nice review of the gun we just finished for him. You can check out the video here. He likes it...a lot...

I'm putting the final touches on the second gun in the line up tonight so I can get pictures of the two of them tomorrow for you all. And I'll update this thread with pictures as well as shoot you all the web link when it goes live. As many of you have already heard, the Presscheck Light...

My advice, not that you are asking, but I'll give it anyway, don't. Not unless you get some serious training on the pistol platform, which honestly takes years to master properly.

Correct. Bob initialed all the targets after I tested them.

Hmmm...I know who Doc Farmer was as I did some work for him. But I don't show a letter for that serial number in my database of builds. Could be that I built it and Bob did the letter. I do know that I did all the testing of those AA .22 conversions and engraved them.

The Modifications Mechanical: - Corrected the guide rod to prevent it from hitting the barrel legs - Corrected the mag catch to prevent it from hitting the mag follower - Corrected the slide stop to prevent it from hitting rounds during feeding - Corrected the frame feed ramp by widening...

Range Review before mods Well, it finally dried out enough to go to the range today. Just so happens that a friend of mine wanted to go also. He has never shot a 1911 before in his life. So I thought, well, this will be good. Let someone who is totally a novice at the 1911 have a spin at a gun...

Fire Control Parts: The mainspring housing appears to be made of stainless steel that has been blackened. It sports sharp checkering with enough meat left to remove the checkering if another treatment such as stippling is desired. It is loose in the frame and should be tightened. The mainspring...

Several members here have asked if I would post the review I did of the Ruger SR1911 back in the summer, so here you go! Many of you may have seen it before but for those that haven't I hope you enjoy it as one persons professional evaluation of an out of the box 1911... This is my review of...

Looks like one either Marvel or I built but I'd have to run the serial number to know for sure. If it is a Caspian or Foster frame there is a good chance it was me. If it is a NH frame it was either Bob or one of his other apprentices after I left.

Sold Pending Funds.

This is another great WMG Commander in 9mm that @Brandon B. just finished building. It has a few extra features on it as I gave him a loose lead to add a bit of his own flavor to the gun. Some of the guns features are as follows: ~ Kart Barrel with CCP cone threaded and fit (and wow what a...

Now I've done some short triggers in the past. In fact, I'm somewhat known for bringing the shortest flat trigger for the 1911 to the market years ago. But when a client with special needs is willing to drive 800 miles to sit here while I grind away, I'll go as short as needed to get it right...