what do you think of the reproduction Colt .45 WWI (NEW PICS UP)
- Thread starter doubletap78
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k so yeah, i dont do forums much, im supposed to tell abit of my existense here, im from alberta, i have started collecting firearms about 6 years ago, i dont usually have time to target practice but i love firearms and learning so all info i can absorb the better! im new here sp be easy on me and guide me in the roght directions here on cgn and i have tols a few ppl about this site and want to chat about firearms on my time off when im surfin the net! so hello all!
found_fish
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- Vancouver Island, BC
Welcome to CGN
Post some pictures of your WWI Colt .45... I am sure lots of people would be interested to see it. I don't have a problem with reproductions and own quite a few black powder repro's which get shot a lot.
Here is a link to instructions for posting pictures:
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=197433
Here is a link to instructions for posting pictures:
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=197433
killer1963daddy
Regular
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- peace river country B.C.
hey i'd love to see it too!
Since it's a limited production run, if you don't have to sell it then keep it.
Post some pics though, we'd all love to see it.....
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NAA.
- Location
- The Hammer, ON
If I could find one I'd buy one
Through a picture hosting site like Photobucket .
im so new...oh dear.. how and where do i get photobucket?
Through a picture hosting site like Photobucket .
thank you soo much! your like yoda for photos!
Very nice gun, when were these produced???
If you are serious about selling it I am sure that there would be lots of interest from prospective buyers. There was quite a stir when Colt was taking orders for the 1911-2011 Centennial Edition and if I had any money at the time I would have got one.
If you are serious about selling it I am sure that there would be lots of interest from prospective buyers. There was quite a stir when Colt was taking orders for the 1911-2011 Centennial Edition and if I had any money at the time I would have got one.
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- Somewhere on the Hudson Bay Coast
I've got one too. I think it would be a good candidate to tweak into the 21st Century with some minor refinements, such as Novak sights, an enlarged ejection port, a Commander style hammer, a thumb safety with more contact area, a raised grip safety, some dehorning, etc. If I didn't have more pressing projects, that would be the path I'd follow.
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