Wow! Very nice work there! I should have known that a bass player would have some fine pistols, too! I'll keep that guy in mind if my deal falls through. Thanks again!

He is really reasonable for what he does. He was /is a competitive shooter with 1911 style guns. He goes though the whole gun in the process. All of mine even though they are old, came back tight and smooth as butter. He even has letter stamps that are exactly the same as the original Colt stamps. He also has the rampart. I had him put one on each side of my 1903 carry.

Thanks for the comps on my brace.

I must say that for a drummer, you have pretty good taste yourself.http://forums.pelicanparts.com/suppo...ool_shades.gif

I had one of those pocket .32s in hard chrome, gave it to my cousin about 5 years ago for his birthday. I don't even talk to him anymore, sure wish i didn't make that gift in retrospect. :(

One of those is a .380. It's factory nickel.

Top .45 .32, .380, .25.

My father has a Colt 1903, but it's not as nice as the one pictured here... I should have it refinished...

love my 03 and 08

all 4 were pretty sad when i found them.

Having fired the 1911 many a' time and also having been Shot BY a 1911 -- no, I didn't shoot myself, some careless clown dropped his and it fired, hitting me -- I can attest that they're mighty fine peices of machinery!
Wish I had another right this very moment!

Ah, so it is true what they say about Birmingham, Alabam'. Most people have been shot at ;)

I had the 2nd from the top, the .32 auto.

Very nice little pistol.