Mike Dame

in my mind S&A is the only way to go for a single stack.

I'll be over with mine in a hour

Thanks Roy, actually thats an old pic before the magic mag catch was installed.

with sights,no loctite, and cleaned

its not your usual tri top

I thought about that, but I can't legally bring my frame to the shop up here. Permit doesn't cover that. I have dug out a bit with a drum in my dremel. As for quality, this was my first frame up build so I have no experience with other makes. I will say that it was a little rough in a few spots, mostly where there was over lap from different cutters not blending. The checkering is great, overall I'm pleased with it. If I build another one I will order the same frame.

this far Still room to lower the cutouts under the grips, may do that

flat Stainless S&A. Frame is a a chopped STI Master series.

When I checked mine it was 42.8 with a tripp mag. So I fluted the guide rod and made the end concave, thought it would do more but I'm only down to 42.6. Already cut off the extra tabs in the frame cutouts. Do you think I'm pushing my luck running that close to the limit?

I was having nose dive issues with my SS, I put it a higer cut mag catch and that solved it.

Jay- that's only on single stacks. does this happen when the slide is closed aswell?

the only thing that could move Tarans hair is if Jerry blew on it

thanks, didnt do the original barrel fit, when it was a bull, but I did everything else

STI slide, used a 3/4" ballnose for the top cuts STI Master frame cut to standard length and lightened in the grip and inside the dust cover Barsto Bull barrel turned down for a bushing VCD grips Ed Brown ambi's McCormick hammer/sear S&A magwell STI for the rest

soaked all the toilet paper in the washroom just before lunch

they should do practical stuff, like elastic bands of your finger or a paper clip sling shot

his Detroit show sold out in 15 min

SPS was my first thought too, but look at the frame just behind the slide stop, they are different. The SPS has a different shape compared to a para grip.

Don't leave us hanging, who built this?

till the snowblower showed up

Speed week would be cool to see again

you have mags for guns you don't have yet when your shop gets a new machine, and your first thought is how fast it could pump out 1911 parts

should have rented it out for $15 a mag

http://www.ipsc-ont.org/ It will be here when its up