Chuckbuster
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That looks dumb as ####...
I agree. However, people are free to modify as they wish, provided it's not illegal.
Trigger guard removal on 1911 legal?
- Thread starter Alvin York
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I agree. However, people are free to modify as they wish, provided it's not illegal.
Yup. That's fugly beyond belief but hey, it's your gun, your money..... Reminds me of a broken water pistol I had as a kid.
Alvin York
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That one does look crappy. I had this in mind:
http://www.icollector.com/Factory-E...i-automatic-pistol-with-factor-lett_i12691414
(Sorry, I still can't post attachments.)
http://www.icollector.com/Factory-E...i-automatic-pistol-with-factor-lett_i12691414
(Sorry, I still can't post attachments.)
tictactician
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A number of holsters use the trigger guard as a contact point for retention. You will also limit your holster options.
Just say'n
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Dark Alley Dan
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Not a previously un-thought-of idea. Do an image search for "Fitz special".
In my opinion, which is worth every dime you paid for it, it looks kinda badass on a stubby revolver, but appreciably less so on a 1911. But it's not mine, it's the OP's, and to answer his question again, nope, not illegal. Go nuts.
In my opinion, which is worth every dime you paid for it, it looks kinda badass on a stubby revolver, but appreciably less so on a 1911. But it's not mine, it's the OP's, and to answer his question again, nope, not illegal. Go nuts.
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Sure it would..
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- B.C. (southern interior)
That one does look crappy. I had this in mind:
(Sorry, I still can't post attachments.)
Fixed it.
(on a computer right click and open image in new tab/ touch screen press and hold the image select view image, copy the url usually ending in .jpg, go back to cgn, when writing the post click the box that looks like a window with a tree and paste the url in the pop up then click ok)
And for the record in my opinion this one would look nicer with a trigger guard and some different grips but someone paid close to 23, 000 usd for it so to each their own i suppose.
kschneider
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Going to be hard to get a trigger lock to work. LOL.
Too true - and then there's the old competition rules - Holster must completely cover the trigger guard (that's going to be tough) and the fact that some poor old Fudd at the Club is going to have a coronary an aneurism and a stroke simultaneously. Then there's the problem that no instructor in the country is going to let that show up to a course. All in all a very bad idea, but even in Canada, not an illegal one. Yet.
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