1911's/AR's are like rabbits....
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ah, yes, the m14 virus- you must always have a backup, plus one for every member of your extended family, you must wear at least 2 mag pouches and they must be full, and your drag bag must contain another 6, and whenever there's another wierd looking stock , you must posess it
1911 & Rabbits
I agree, sometimes they can get outta control....
Do you have pics of these rabbits?
I agree, sometimes they can get outta control....
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NAA, I think you are tied with me at 17, am I correct? Oh well, there could be worse jones! Regards, Richard
NAA, I think you are tied with me at 17, am I correct? Oh well, there could be worse jones! Regards, Richard
Naw, not me....
That pic above was circa 1997 before I pared 'em down somewhat. Today I'm down to a completely manageable number.
I just wanted 'em all to know what can happen when the 1911 addiction takes on a life of it's own....
Hope you like...
Now, that fellas, is a 1911 collection!
[with the addition of a 'little brother']....
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Looks like the top row in that last pic are all WWII issue 1911's.
Those four represent the 4 WWII USGI pistols that are still "attainable".... Colt, Ithaca, Remington-Rand and Union Switch & Signal mfg 1911A-1's. Although the latter, the US&S is very scarce these days.
You can still find original finish Remington-Rands and Ithaca mfg 1911A-1 without breaking the bank. But Colt and US&S are rarely seen these days and when encountered will cost you.
The holy grail of the WWII 1911A-1's the Singer [yes, manufactured by the Singer Sewing Maching company] you will only see in pictures. I don't know if there is even one in Canada.
