Handloading Federal’s Syntech Bullets
[…] a Ruger SR 1911, Springfield Armory 1911A1 Stainless Steel and Colt Gold Cup. I found 7.0 grains of True Blue […]
[…] a Ruger SR 1911, Springfield Armory 1911A1 Stainless Steel and Colt Gold Cup. I found 7.0 grains of True Blue […]
[…] War II with a mismatched pair of .45s, a 51/2″ Colt Single Action .45 Colt and a .45 ACP Model […]
[…] mind of Eugene G. Reising, a design engineer employed by Colt in the very early twentieth century. Reising worked directly […]
[…] Era. With the exception of the huge Dragoon and Walker Colts, percussion revolvers were typically anemic performers by today’s standards. […]
[…] a friend brought me a foreign 1911 (an Argentinian “Sistema” Colt clone) saying it needed some work. No fooling. The […]
[…] frames are pretty flat, but a lot of the older Colt frames have little hills and valleys adding a real […]
[…] would’ve been the end of it except for the fact Colt actually chambered the Government Model for the 10mm, saving […]
[…] into the category? Of course they do. Just think pre-war Colts, minty S&W Hand Ejectors or the sublime blue on […]
A Colt And A Case
[…] “out west.” “Butch” was responsible for me getting my first Colt SAA, but that’s another story. Click here to links […]