lunchbox 1911 pistol pics'

[stuart gildersleeve]

a few pics'

http://tinypic.com/dysmz7.jpg

[PZ93C]

Here's your pic. You tried to post the same pic 5 times.

After you've copied the url, click the IMG icon (it looks like the post card) and paste it in the box.

Brian

http://tinypic.com/dysmz7.jpg

[stuart gildersleeve]

thanks' pz. STU

[stuart gildersleeve]

the other http://tinypic.com/dytxt2.jpg side of the pistol.

[stuart gildersleeve]

that was the step i was missing . thanks' again PZ.

[jslobum]

Very nice, but how does it shoot?

[exitwounds]

The weapon looks great, however, most "lunchbox" pistols were stolen from the factory in various states of manufacturing or finish. Usually found with no markings, no finish,some unfinished machining operations up to fully completed pistols, missing only a SN and final acceptance stamp. The serial number applied to your weapon is not USGI applied serial number, and obviously has been parkerized at some point. Does the frame have any markings on it whatsoever to link it to being a "lunchbox" gun? All in all it still makes for a nice shooter.

[jslobum]

Exitwounds, the amount of knowledge that is avaible here is amazing. I'm always learning something new each time I log in.

[stuart gildersleeve]

the frame and slide has all the (serifed) H marks' in the proper places according to clawsons' small book and all are consistant. the barrel has the H-P stamping visible from the ejection port and a P in front of the lug. it appears' to have been fired very little and is nice and tight. i haven't fired it yet, but will. thanks' for the response.