Gunnman

Here is better pics of my Swenson Bobcat Frankengun Got a Nikon 1 J5 for better pics becuase my phone wasn't doing it for me anymore.

I could kill photobucket. They single handily ruining every reputable hosting service

Zeke Swenson/Belhert Bobcat (full length 1911 shortend to commander length)

Japan Hop steel hop up chamber (SCW2) PDI SCW2 palsonite 6.01 Barrel KJW 1911 recoil spring SD POM Nozzle Sheriff floating vavle CP steel valve knocker CP inner bits CP Piston ProG4 Hi Flow Valve Sheriff Barrel Bushing As for where I got them, here and there. You really got to put in the time to find WA upgrades, but you can get stock stuff from Yahoo Japan. I did some shooting today and the results are here . 20' away with a 5" target. Best group was 4 shots in 1" group. 1 flier

No where else to put, since there is no steyr thread. APS2 sv Carrot stock Pss2 rail Pss2 bolt handle King Arms M3 scope Internals: Kuramae Trigger unit Pdi hard piston Pdi Cylinder Pdi 1.8j spring Hop system custom r hop ZCI barrel Pdi chamber Extra: CNDV dummy

It's WA based. It's actually completly upgraded internally, but still retains the plastic slide and frame. It was origanlly a Bob Chow. Next is a Swenson Bobcat.

Custom 9mm conversion kit. Needs a cleaning:

I haven't bought the mafioso kit yet simply due to the fact that I can't get AMT grips, and pachmayr don't seem right on an longslide.

MGC P7M13 Schumacher Custom

I tried buying an Blaser too, but got outbided at the last moment. APS internals put it light years ahead of the KA.

Funny thing is this has the best da\sa trigger I've ever felt on an NBB. Compares to a Tanaka Revolver trigger.

Marushin P88 Heavy Weight, a rather rare sight, nowadays.

That gray frame, not sure. It goes against my "keep it simple, no color" rule, but it fits that tactical great.

If you can save $20 a week, you could get an Mark I in a few year or so. Frankly, I'd go after the Coonan in .357, but that's Me.

The real Grizzly is a true semi-auto mountain gun, especially in 50AE. I live near the Adirondack's. A mountain man used to carry one in hip holster for self defense against medium and medium-large predators. Like you said, it was a stout and reliable firearm.

Suzuki 92SB Model Gun with Al.Gi.Mec comp and bakelite grips

It's not really impressive, like a blockier 1911 with a pair of Millett's.

The Grizzly was made by Gunze. I should post pics of mine. Mine has the factory LRB, which makes it fairly unique and useless.

Finally, got a 2.5 inch 715. They ruined the 4 inch with that stupid rail. This is the 4.5 pellet version, and 430 fps with 6.7 grain Sig Sauer hollowpoints make this one powerful replica.

is that a real commander?

While I'll never have the money again to build an high end 1911 ever again, here's a mock up of my current build of my Colt 38 super. Real EGW Gold Cup trigger required a boat load of fitting .

Really, the V4 nozzle is basically the same as the v2 G3 nozzle, so it doesn't matter. I used the PSG 1 hop up unit, which is the same as the G3, only it has the lever so you can load the first bb.

Nope, PSG 1. PSG1 lower receiver will fit the V2 gearbox, the upper needs modification. The grip from the PSG won't fit the v2 motor. You'll need a King Arms PSG 1 grip for the v2 motor.

Easy, first I rebuilt my gearbox (which came straight out of my G3) with standard G&P parts (gears, piston, piston head, type 0 cylinder, rapper plate and nozzle), Systema M140 spring, G&P M160 motor, and G&p contacts and wiring. Shoots 450 fps, but I don't have an chrono to check consistency. Installing the V2 gearbox to the lower receiver was simple because I had G3 selector switch and King arms PSG1 hand grip for the G3; it was basically a drop in fit for the lower receiver. The upper receiver requires you to modify the bolt cover and remove the white plastic piece that enab

That checkering looks superb. That's not something everyone can do well.