This is a Colt that became the later. When I purchased this stainless Commander, I had little idea what was in store. I polished the sandblasted rounds down to a more even satin finish after they started getting scuffed up. I went through several sets of grips, before I settled on the present ones, purchased off ebay. My Commander now sports a Dlask trigger, and an Ed Brown memory groove grip safety. I also installed a Wilson Combat barrel bushing, an Ed Brown 20LPI checkered mainspring housing, an 18 pound Wolff mainspring, Novak rear sights, a King's extended thumb safety, and an Ed Brown extended magazine release.
It's a pistol I'm proud to take to church on Easter Sunday. It shoots good too!
Good looking gun. I love the Commander.
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Bee-yoo-tiful!
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I love my 70 series all steel Combat Commander. It's still all stock but shoots every time I pull the trigger.
ReplyDeleteWas it challenging to install the Novak?
ReplyDeleteWhen doing so, if you need to take off metal, do you take off of the slide dovetail, or the sight?
I love my commander, too.
ReplyDeleteIt isn't as purty as yours, though.
Xavier,
ReplyDeleteYou are blessed. The Texas CHL does not have a provision for concealed carry in places of worship. :-(
If you are using 230 Ball ammo ,goto a 16# spring and a shok buff it will shoot easier and not beat-up that nice frame.
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