theneckie
Active Member
any thoughts on this? anyone tried it?
http://www.recovertactical.com/shop/recover-grip-rail-system-for-1911
http://www.recovertactical.com/shop/recover-grip-rail-system-for-1911
1911 grip
- Thread starter theneckie
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Check with Bartman. I think he may have done this before.
Mt Airy
Ultimate Member
that is seriously UGLY
$50 not bad price, made in Isreal so probably good quality. I like a rail light/laser combo for HD gun, but 1911 not my first or even second choice. For CCW I like my gun slick (no rail, lights, nothing).
I think it might be a good option for some 1911 fans, I wonder how slippery the grip is. I wouldn't mind shooting one for myself to see how it feels.
I think it might be a good option for some 1911 fans, I wonder how slippery the grip is. I wouldn't mind shooting one for myself to see how it feels.
RoadDawg
Nos nostraque Deo
- Dec 6, 2010
- 94,469
$50.00 to make my "1911" into a "2011 Tactical"?
Nah... I like the looks of my 1911 better. And I never did like flash lights (or "full time switched on lasers" on handguns. They telegraph your position to the bad guy in the dark... If the bad guy shoots at the light (or the laser source) ... YOUR FACE is right behind that light. But hey, that is just the way I was trained back before rail mounted lights became tactic-cool. YMMV...
Nah... I like the looks of my 1911 better. And I never did like flash lights (or "full time switched on lasers" on handguns. They telegraph your position to the bad guy in the dark... If the bad guy shoots at the light (or the laser source) ... YOUR FACE is right behind that light. But hey, that is just the way I was trained back before rail mounted lights became tactic-cool. YMMV...
ST19AG_WGreymon
Ultimate Member
They have these available at the Bass Pro in Arundel Mills, I was intrigued.
