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Thank you bigdook,
Hope you enjoy all of it. ;-)
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I showed the newest member of the family to Venus Pax yesterday at PSC, but since this thread has been too quiet recently and I know that Longtooth will appreciate seeing the new carry decision, here are some small snaps of the Kimber Ultra CDP II (3-inch bull barrel, Tritium night sights, 7-round mag):

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Nice Pistures!! You are good with a camera... Very nice pistol too, i would like to get Spring Fields carry 9mm one day.
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The plunger tube on my SA Load was a bit loose, so I took it apart. :???:

Now I have to order this tool so I can restake the plunger back into the frame. :cry:

Oh well, here is a pic of my sad Springfield. :sad:
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And while I was taking pics, I took a pic of my Nighthawk. Probably the last piece I can afford for a long while. :lol:
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I guess I'll be shooting my G-pistol this coming Wednesday. :lol:
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Those pesky plunger tubes... I'm glad to hear that you're buying the tool so I know where to go when I need one. ;-)

That NightHawk is AWESOME! :shock: That's definitely high on my list of dream guns. If you ever decide to sell it, please give me first dibs. :grin:
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HighVelocity wrote:Those pesky plunger tubes... I'm glad to hear that you're buying the tool so I know where to go when I need one. ;-)

That NightHawk is AWESOME! :shock: That's definitely high on my list of dream guns. If you ever decide to sell it, please give me first dibs. :grin:
:lol: :lol: Let me know if you need to borrow the tool.
I will let you know if I ever decide to sell it. :smile:
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Kinny, ooh...a Nighthawk. This is quite a 1911 collection you're putting together.
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Skiprr wrote:Kinny, ooh...a Nighthawk. This is quite a 1911 collection you're putting together.
Thanks. So many 1911s, so little funds. :cry:

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I am now the proud owner of a 1911 now. I wanted the Stainless TRP SOOOOOO bad! I just couldn't make myself pull that much out of my pocket for it. So I got this instead(got a good deal too I think):

Springfield Loaded:
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I added a stainless extended slide release, stainless beveled magwell/checkered mainspring housing, new stainless grip-screws, I believe there is some sort of aftermarket trigger that had already been done, and a Wilson Combat magazine:
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Novak's!
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Anyway, enjoy the pics. I'm excited. I plan to get a stainless barrel bushing, barrel, and thumb safety very soon. Now I gotta get this baby to the range!
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Hey Will, nothing wrong with that peice. Looks good and I'll bet
it shoots good. Thats a good way to start ( 1911s ). :thumbsup:
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Good lookin Springer, Will.
How do you like that arched MSH.
I really like the feel of mine.

Hey Tote 9,
See you Monday. :seeya:
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Thats my kind of gun Skiprr. I have a Kimber Eclips Pro II with 4"
barrel. I wonder how they would compare at 15 yrds,-- the 3 & 4"

I have never shot a gun with a 3" barrel and I'm thinking the way
I carry, a 3" should be more comfortable.
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If you get a 3" gun & sell that Eclipse, I want 1st chance at it. :lol:
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longtooth wrote:Good lookin Springer, Will.
How do you like that arched MSH.
I really like the feel of mine.

Hey Tote 9,
See you Monday. :seeya:
Thanks guys. The arched main spring housing is THE way to go for me personally. It fits my hand much better than the flat. Plus I think it adds a little visual flair to it ;-)
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I like the arch on mine too.
Nothing like visual flair for all things unseen. :lol:
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