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Old 12-15-2014, 09:01 PM
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Ruger 1911's have been known to have rust problems. That makes me suspect to their process of making/finishing the gun. BUT, read all the forums and you will see they shoot very accurate.
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If you're seeing rust on stainless steel, it usually means a lower quality stainless steel with more carbon steel in the metal.
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I added a couple photos to the original post.
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Beautiful piece.. Best of luck with it.
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it looks really nice! needs grips though

I wish Ruger had started out with a blued model instead of the stainless with black parts.
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it looks really nice! needs grips though



I wish Ruger had started out with a blued model instead of the stainless with black parts.

I agree with both statements. I was going to make a set of desert ironwood grips for it tonight but it's cold here and I haven't been able to get warm. I didn't want to freeze in my little shop.
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I agree with both statements. I was going to make a set of desert ironwood grips for it tonight but it's cold here and I haven't been able to get warm. I didn't want to freeze in my little shop.
I know what you mean, cold weather always slows things down here.
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And my sawdust ventilation system sucks the heat right out along with the dust.
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Thanks for the write up. Beautiful pistol. Hope the couple of issues work themselves out for you.
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