1911 80% Stainless Steel Frames, Government in @ Dlask Arms Corp.

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Our ever popular 80% 1911 gunsmith frames are back in stock. These are absolutely the best quality forged stainless steel frames you can buy. We use these to make our own line of custom 1911 pistols. All of you that have been calling and emailing wondering if we would be getting these back in, here they are ! We have a very limited supply for sale so don't sit on the fence and order yours now.

Found here on our website :

http://dlaskarms.com/products/dlask-arms-80-1911-frame-stainless-steel-government

We also sell complete parts kits and other knick knacks for your 1911 project pistol.

Leigh
Dlask Arms Corp.
 
I sent an email off to you guys shortly after placing an order requesting a parts kit to be added as I couldn't find it on your website. It appears as though you shipped it today, but I didn't get a confirmation on the parts kit. Could you message or email me back whether or not it was included?
 
flying_scotsman said:
Can't you just tell us?
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+1.....used to be only the rails needed to be cut and a little off the top

now each batch is completely different. some have the hammer and sear holes......some don't

some have the barrel lug cutout done......some don't

some have the barrel seat done......some don't

some have the mainspring housing hole done......some don't

some slides have the rails cut.....some don't

some slides have the serrations done.......some don't

some slides have the sight dovetails done......some don't


I think it'd be easier just to list what needs to be done so everyone knows instead of telling everyone over the phone

not everyone has all the tooling to do all the jobs. this will help those interested to know the level of difficulty and if they're able to do the job

$375 is a lot of money to spend to find out you can't finish the job without access to a machine shop
 
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grandmasterP said:
+1.....used to be only the rails needed to be cut and a little off the top

now each batch is completely different. some have the hammer and sear holes......some don't

some have the barrel lug cutout done......some don't

some have the barrel seat done......some don't

some have the mainspring housing hole done......some don't

some slides have the rails cut.....some don't

some slides have the serrations done.......some don't

some slides have the sight dovetails done......some don't


I think it'd be easier just to list what needs to be done so everyone knows instead of telling everyone over the phone

not everyone has all the tooling to do all the jobs. this will help those interested to know the level of difficulty and if they're able to do the job

$375 is a lot of money to spend to find out you can't finish the job without access to a machine shop
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Plus one to that.

Please list what needs to be done.
 
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I run a shop as busy as dlask, don't have much time during the day to make phone calls

375 is premium $$ , a list of what needs to be completed, other than the obvious registering/verifying would be appreciated at that price please ;)
no need to post it here, just get yer web crafter to update the add
 
A couple detailed pictures would be good. If I can't figure out what is missing by looking at it, I have no business attempting the job.
 
MustangFrank said:
A couple detailed pictures would be good. If I can't figure out what is missing by looking at it, I have no business attempting the job.
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the pictures shown are not a good representation of the actual product at all. I seen all kinds of variations of the product from each batch and they are not the same as the picture. that's only one variation from one batch. they change from each batch they get

same with the AR lowers.....they need more work than what's shown in the pictures

it's like seeing the picture of the food you're gonna order at the food court. it never looks like the picture
 
The quality is awesome in my book.

Mine needs the following:

Decking the frame, cutting the rails, hammer and sear pin holes...

Not for the amateur...and still needs to be registered once you intend to finish...
 
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Just got off the phone with them. There will be no info given out via phone or email.

However I received mine, and the frame is a very nice piece!
 
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