My 1911 all dressed up!

[The guy with the 883C]

Latest phase of my BBQ gun. :clap

El Paso Saddlery "Allegiance" holster. http://www.epsaddlery.com/ (http://www.ep)

Next is some new grips, probably from here: http://www.gbdiamondgrips.com/

[mjbogrand]

What brand would we be looking at?
And where up here are ya?What part of Seattle?
Four cams is in Olympia/Seattle

[The guy with the 883C]

That's a Kimber Eclipse Pro II .45 in the holster.

[Brad]

I kick it old school (WWII)
Safest place is in front of it! (LOL)

http://bweir.com/pix/1911.jpg

My Pop carried it in WWII.

[Panther]

Brad, that's a work of art :clap

[sprtrjl]

I didn't think Kimber was around that long. Weren't they founded in 1979?



Never mind, I thought the OP said his dad carried it in WWII. My bad.

[steveb71]

Nice!... Here is my companion. I'm am in dire need of a good holster for it though. Been looking at rigs from El Paso Saddlery, and the Milt Sparks summer special as well.

http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a199/steveb3006/januarymisc046CROPPED.jpg

[gemeinschaft]

Here is my Kimber Custom... Not that pretty, but its a fine shooter.

I have over 47k rounds through this pistol and it still chews it up and spits in the right direction.

http://i70.photobucket.com/albums/i117/gemeinschaft/Kimber.jpg

Have you looked at TFO sights from TruGlo? I highly recommend them if you ever want to look at changing your sights.

I ended up dulling the rear sights because they were so bright, helps me focus on the Front sight (the most important part of Front Sight, Press).

I carry in a C-TAC from Comp-Tac. Its Kydex so it doesn't smell like a soggy dead animal after weeks of carry in the Houston humidity.

I would also recommend kydex from Bladetech or SideArmor, but I prefer Comp-Tac.

There is nothing like the feel of a 1911 :smoke