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The gun might be OTT for a regular, boring, non gung-ho Vice Det. but for Ludlow it's perfect. He drives a blacked-out SRT8 goddamnit, he deserves a custom hand-gun Your replica is very nice, I'd made it sooner if the recession hadn't hit us quite so hard... PS: "The Browning Hi-Power because even John M. Browning knew the 1911 was a design fault waiting to happen" DS. Hehehe

TM, DO NOT even think of buying the KSC 1911. ###### and utter ######. And seriously? WA? Huge pay-out for something that will cost loads to upgrade and even more to continue running. I might only browse WGC for parts but the most and most interesting aftermarket parts seem to be discontinued.

Latest episode of The Unit displays several handguns that is shown. One of the 1911's have two (or three) holes in the bottom of the mag base. I don't believe that the real ones have that.

In Bones season 3 Booth wields a Tokyo Marui (Hopefully) Hi-Capa 5.1 togheter with a LED weapon light.

A guy on these very forums where CHARGED from owning a suppressor for a replica GBB. I do not remember his name nor what thread it was in, either this or the H&K probably. Your source, the deputy, stated a Cali source which seems to be valid in CA USA. The guy was arrested and indited (?) by the BATF.

I'll second the opinion on the HK417, it's been a plan of mine since I first saw it. Would be awesome to build one, the RIS is the only real hazzle. A&K SR-25 Upper and Lower. Fill in the markings and make new ones. Take the upper to a machinist and have a add-on riser rail added. Element Target Grip King Arms 24" HB MagPul PRS Mod the receiver to take G3 magazines Perfect replica of pre-production HK417 prototype. Take two HK416-RIS and take them to a machineshop to make the 20" HK417-RIS

A question to the KSC 1911 owner: What did you do to the gun for it not to blow the bushing out of the slide? Since it does look like it has some use to it...

That is a very nice piece Cpt. Shadow Fox, what sights are those? How much punch are you getting from it?

Haven't gotten the chance to yet, only had them for about a week and some. The only airsofting done here is BBIPSC on fridays and woodland skirmish on saturdays and I usually work both those days. I have gone akimbo with a TM 5.1 and a 1911, went kinda alright being my first time on the field.

Rather safe than sorry, it's what Max Payne would do. Because sometimes a .45 is necessary to please people. What do you think?

Please don't tell me that you haven't heard one of those stories about 1911's jamming. Or M4/M16's for that matter. Go on ar15.com and you will find that people install/order a reliability kit, if they trusted their weapons to the fullest extent there would probably not be a market at all for gunsmiths.

Am I Sig enough for you now? 2x TM P226 10x TM P226 Magazine 1x BHI Tactical Thigh SERPA P22x BLK Not pictured 1x BHI Tactical Thich SERPA P22x OD On its way: 2x Action 160% recoil spring 1x VFC/GB-Tech Threaded Barrel and Silencer kit To come: 2x PDI Piston Heads (Winter or Summer?) 1x PDI 6.01 mm accurate barrel In my dreams: 1x 400 fps P226X5, the FMK alone is $330 excluding shipping and taxes. 1x 320 fps P226, M6x LAM-unit and suppressor.

I will add to this thread in about 2-3 weeks time. Sig Sauer P226 and Beretta M9 are weapons which have proven reliability with silencers attached. About the issue Colt's withstanding just about any condition on earth: Most of the movies/tv-series/documentaries that has a story about a training FTF, it's either the M1911A1 or M4/M16 which stars in these stories. To make a 1911 reliable you need a reliability kit. Have I said enough, I think so.

Superhobo: I've been meaning to say this since the very first pictures of you in this thread. You HAVE to work on your stance! The kit is great, very nice combinations but the one thing that strikes me every single time is that "Huh, nice airsofter". Your kit doesn't have to be a true impression to make you look like someone instead of anyone. PS: I do wanna add that Superhobo's kit is much more impressive than mine. DS.

Sorry boys, missed out something that I was supposed to type. "1911's with silencers aren't for assassins" was what I meant to type, and this being angled at the real world. As you all know, 1911's in general doesn't like any added weight on the barrel, some AS-versions are the same. The Hitman hardballers look SMASHING in both Mk1 and Mk2 guise. But it's a bit against my way of thinking. A .22 Ruger Mk1, now that's a silenced gun PS: Have one of my P226's now, sweet friggin' gun. DS.

Brand-X duty belt UTG Single Pistol mag pouch UTG Drop-leg 3x2 M4/M16 mag pouch Blackhawk CQC SERPA Tokyo Marui 1911 2x TM Mags Shemagh bought at Camden Market, London.

KJW M9 with markings, non-adjustable hop-up. KJW M9A1 Elite. Swaped slides on them, added KWC Faux-Houge rubber grips. Probably gonna order some 150% springs for both of them to speed up the action. Maybe purchase some wrap-around Hogues too. The magwell is gonna get flared somewhat when I have the time to be precise.

Tokyo Marui M1911A1 mfg: 2007 Guarder 150% Recoil spring TM Hi-Capa 5.1 Hammer spring (3 years and counting) Sanded with 120-180-320-400. Some steps left. - Safety - Grip safety - Trigger - Barrel bushing - GI-plug - Slide stop - Pins - Mag catch Frame and slide will be painted black and grips will be replaced with China Gunners in Tan. Together with my (very basic) 1st-line:

That Vz61 was so cute! Hmm, 1911's arent' for silencers, to unreliable to start with Still look the part though. Sig P226X5 with a 80-100 suppressor would be a nice $500+ project.