Sig Ultra Tribal 1911
 

My latest (10th, but who’s counting :D) 1911 is a small one.

It’s in .45acp with a 3.3” barrel/slide, and an Officer’s/compact size grip-frame.

So far, it’s functioned flawlessly, over 100 rounds through six different mags. I was planning on shooting it at IDPA practice tomorrow, but remembered I have a Dr. appointment that morning. :confused:

Um, pics?

I’ve seen it, it’s badass.


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PICS? epic fail !!! EPIC FAIL!

I have essentially the same pistol but without the tribal markings, different grips (aggressive G10) and ambi safety. LOVE IT

I have used it in IDPA competition.

See the animated gif below:
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I have see it, they are super cool, but no pics or it didn't happen :)

Unfortunately, posting pics on this forum is a PITA for me.

I tried using Imgur, which didn’t work out too well, and everyone knows about the train wreck with PB. So, I only post pics on forums that allow uploads from your computer (which for me, is every one except this one).

Sorry guys...

Imgur took a bit of getting used to for me, but once you know the ropes it's not bad.

It's possible to use Imgur without even having an account.

https://i.imgur.com/hdHMrsk.gif

I got you Rick.

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yep that is the one I saw too, really neat.

Imgur is the way to go I think too.....once you use it I think its pretty user friendly

Actually, Tapatalk is the easiest.


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Thanks Bro! :D

Tapatalk drives me crazy. But I'll admit it is easy to post pictures.


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Totally agree. If it weren’t for the ease of pic posting, I wouldn’t use it.


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This PM I took the Tribal over to my bench, removed the slide assembly, then pulled the stocks, MSH, TS, and the sear spring. (It’s also a good idea to remove the slide stop/thumb safety plungers and spring when the TS is removed, so they don’t wind up lost.)

I didn’t feel like a further detail strip was warranted, based on how things looked and moved freely. So, I just replaced the stock sear spring with a Cylinder & Slide light pull sear spring, wiped that damn grease off all the parts I’d removed, then lubed and reassembled everything.

The trigger pull went from 5 1/2 pounds with the stock sear spring to 4 1/4 pounds with the C&S spring.

All told, that was 20 minutes well spent!