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This is My 1911 Part II

July 15, 2012

Due to the popularity and increasing size of the “This is My 1911” reader-uploaded photo gallery, we have created a second “This is My 1911” photo gallery to continue providing our readers a place to share the stories of their 1911s. Upload a photo of your 1911 (please follow all firearm safety rules) and tell us why this is your 1911.

My 1911's	Patton Trophy	Colt 1911 WW 1Replica Carbonia	These are mine.
Favorite 1911s	1911A1 1941	1911A1-Bomar	1944 Ithaca M1911A1
MY 1973 Government MK4 Series 70	Colt Officers ACP	Kimber SIS 1911	1911 colt
Kimber Custom TLE II	Robar custom Colt M1991A1 Commander	1911A1	1911 colt
Grandads Remington Rand 1911	This is my 1911	R.I.A.* G.I. .45	Colt Mk IV 1970
RIA 1911-A1 Compact	springfield operator	Springfield Defender	Springfield Micro 45 acp operator
RIA Compact	Springfield Armory "GI .45 Mil-Spec"	Harley-Davidson Rock Island 1911	Custom Caspian Commander
Two Colts	NRA Kimber	Springfield 1911 wide body	My S&W1911
Colt Delta Gold Cup	New York Carry Gun	Kimber	Para Hawg
WWII Model 1911	Colt1911 Mark IV series 70	My	1942 1911
Gov't Model	Colt with postage stamp	Tying generations together	My 1911
1911	My Colt 1911A1 Stainless	Commercial Government Model	Kimber Compact CDP II
My 1911	My 1911's	Springfield Range Officer	Kimber & Llama
Kimber Ultra CDP	1911

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Jedidiah Cotton wrote:
February 18, 2013

Thank you for your service and sacrifice.

thomas blake wrote:
June 26, 2012

thomas w w atwood was my commander in baumholder germany 1956need to contact him

paul wrote:
April 30, 2012

I am surprised that llama can fire hollow points. They are so finely chambers only round nose. Maybe it'sust 380.

Brandon Bush wrote:
March 28, 2012

Sweet Grips, Who makes them?

Joshua wrote:
February 10, 2012

What kind of grips are those, and where can i get a set ?

boyet del rosario wrote:
August 16, 2011

hello! looks like the one in the right is not a kimber or a llama. its a colt M1911. i can see the prancing horse at the rear portion of the slide.

boyet del rosario wrote:
August 16, 2011

hello & greetings! wow! you have a legend out there. please check serial number and contact Colt and determine if yours belong to those rare & has collectible value. if it does, you may need to refrain from shooting it occasionally as parts might also be a rarity already. regards,

boyet del rosario wrote:
August 16, 2011

Hello and greetings! I'm just curious as to the ratio of size of your M1911A1 to the holster. Is your piece a scaled down version? The holster is so big compared with the gun. Regards...

seascape1 wrote:
January 26, 2011

Oops. These are mahogany grips; I took the double diamonds off.

John wrote:
January 18, 2011

Very Nice! I've always wanted a Delta Elite, I didn't even know they made a Gold Cup!

Gene Jones wrote:
January 18, 2011

To my regret, I don't own a 1911 currently. I was an Army MP during the 1953-63 era and carried a 1911. I was disappointed along with many others when it was retired. If I was wealthy, I would buy every 1911 that I could find.