1911junky strikes again

[MAXman]

Ill let the pictures speak for themselves.

Before:


After:

What the pictures don't tell you is I dropped the frame off Saturday at 2, and by 4 Sunday I had pistol greased and loaded.

 

[pcolagunner]

very nice who did it?

 

[MAXman]

Our own 1911junky, out of crestview. Of course, I misnamed him in the title*facepalm*

 

[JWlineman]

I gotcha Maxman. 1911junky does some great work.

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[Kanaloa]

Sweet

 

[MAXman]

Thanks lineman,
unfortunately I didn't take pictures of the corrosion on the magwell or the frame, he managed to make those look great also. I honestly just wanted corrosion control and it turned out a lot better than I expected.

 

[Big Shrek]

That was corrosion??
Looked like a kid took a Dremel to it...
1911Junky did a nice save on that 3913

 

[MAXman]

I was thinking the same, but junkie saidnitbeltna mostly corrosion. My brother made the joke, it looked like the guy had metal hands. I'm thinking..... Perhaps someone wearing rings shot it? Under the trigger looked like a drunk bubba undercut job, but then inside the mag well had it, as well as a spot on the beaver tail. What *really* got me is the missing checkers. Looks like someone lost a game of Tetris. Idk what happened to the thing and honestly it really disappointed me, it was lacking the usual "carry wear" on the anodization. The sights has what looks like pitting, and the magazine spring looked like a cheeto. Took some green meany to the slide last weekend and it's looking better.
Regardless, this one has a better trigger than the last 3913 I had(foolishly let go), and after the cerakote it's still less money invested. This thing is destined to live life behind my belt buckle, once I get it squared away.