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Originally Posted by RPKESQ
What a nitwit you are.
The OP stated he wanted a learning experience. Never did he state he was building a gun for self defense. So no legal issue would exist.
And if your experience is that mixing and matching parts is the cause of numerous failures then that just highlights your lack of gunsmithing abilities or knowledge. Most factories 1911's are built with parts from different manufactures, regardless of whose name is stamped on them. It is the competent fitting of those parts that result in a properly safe and functioning firearm. Nobody was saying just throw those parts together.
But as always, you are quick to illustrate your lack of knowledge and understanding of the issue at hand. Congratulations on confirming your idiocy yet again.
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frog boy i have bean involved with the mfg of .45s from nothing but a hunk of steel/alloy to the finished product LONGER THAN YOU HAVE SHOT! and i have LITERALLY HAD MY TOOLING ON 100's of THOUSANDS of .45's!
you dont know the damn difference btwn a CNMG 432 nor X,Y,Z axis!
BLOW IT OUT YER DONKEY !