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Citadel Officer
I just had to play around with goofy colors. I probably wouldn't do it again, just go with black, blued, or parkerized, or nickel or gray or something. Seemed like a good idea at the time though.
Before Duracoating it, I dehorned the heck out of it after seeing one on the 1911 forum that just plain gave me a woodie. The pin-up grips came from Ebay, the sites from Fusion. The black rubber grips are stock, but I bought a pair of Hap Arnold star buttons, cut off the back, and inlaid it in the grip. http://i190.photobucket.com/albums/z...psysba5xsx.jpg http://i190.photobucket.com/albums/z...psw2fpingy.jpg |
Nice pistol.... A nice set of cocabola (spelling?) wood grips would look great with that green.
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I know this Texas kid who makes grips.....
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Nice shooter, I had a Citadel full size, liked it but ended up trading it in when I got my full rail RIA. Wish I would have kept it for a truck gun now. I like the black grip look, but not a fan of the shiny medallion in them. I like the colors you did....looks pretty good IMO, not the standard. Everyone needs a colored gun. Ask Ellison to show you his pink Glock! |
Nice, John! Zane(lonestar grips) makes some beautiful grips.
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Yup, wood grips really are the best. I forgot to mention the trigger is from Fusion too. Smooth faced, slightly rounded.
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Nice!
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+1 for Zane making grips. He made a few pairs for my Les Baer. I won't buy grips from anyone else. |
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funny my wife would like that.....stuffs spendy for the terrible stuff it is!! |
FYI, that stuff (Nuttella) works great on toe nail fungus. ;)
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