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Anybody that knows me will tell you I'm no fan of 9mm's, but I thought this one came out kind of kewl......

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Well, I am a big 9MM fan (45 ACP as well) and that gun is very hot. Lots of neat things going on with that gun. Someone is going to be very happy.

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WOW!! what a beauty. love the gripframe treatment....heck tim, now you've done it...now your going to be swamped with 1911 9mm work-cam

Very, Very Kewl.

Did the customer request the specific design on the flat top/frontstrap/msh? Is it a symbolic design, or just a design that may be somewhat functional?

Fantastic work. I want one on my hip.

Jeebus, that is incredible! Fantastic as always Tim!

The frontstrap & mainspring housing treatment is a new design I've been developing (remember - ya saw it on LTW first!). I call it the Mirage.

Form follows function, and in this case works both aesthetically and ergonamically. From a draw, the hand slides easily up the frame. Then, as your grip tightens, the more it locks to a nonshifting hold - both vertically & horizontally.

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Yep, me too, and I could live with that one.

Absolutely beautiful! I carry a customized Colt Combat Commander 1911 9mm. The barrel crown looks deeper than I'm accustomed to. Any advantages?

Wags

Hotness!!!!!

Beautiful, Tim, simply beautiful.

~Jim Keeney

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WOW That's outstanding Tim!

--md

Tim,
You are posting your work on the wrong site again. Sotheby's is holding an auction of "Important 20th Century Design" in New York on June 19. They are also holding an auction on Contemorary Art in London on June 21. You still have time to get in the catalog.

Some people have been waiting decades to acquire the perfect peice of art. With you it's only 5 years.

Thank you for continuing to post on the wrong site.

Just a bit more crown protection in the event of clumbsyness or a serious social encounter that goes south.

Plus (I think) it looks kind of neat.

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Two small questions on parts shown on this gun:

1- Whose beavertail did you use (or start with) ?

2- Whose recoil spring plug ?

Thanks.

1. McCormick
2. Bar Sto

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The machine work on the slide is brilliant. I also really like the X-pattern grip-surface enhancements on the front and back straps ... perfect execution. Nice sight work too. Thanks for sharing.

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How about a full profile pic.....please

This is the closest I've got:

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CT Brian Custom
'Blending Art With Firepower'

Simply wow! Everytime I come here I am amazed at the craftsmanship being performed. The smiths continue to expand the art and design amazingly beautiful pistols. Keep up the good work.

Thanks.....BTW
that 9 is slicker than greased owl S#*t

CT,
One thing about your guns....everything works together. You certainly have an eye for making it all come together. This one is phenomenol. That front strap treatment looks great.

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Awesome blaster, Tim! Just think of what you coulda done with it if you liked the things!

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That is perfection right there, and the front strap, main spring housing, and flattened top of the slide with matching skip serrations is just bad ass. What does it take to make sure it all comes out even, besides a lot of time.

P.S. Those grips are sweet as all hell as well, who made those and where can I get a set.

In a word

Majestic

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A very nice piece. The fine detail is very, evident and the attention to detail is more evident.

One of the reasons, well the primary reason I am in this business I can see a craftsmanship like that as it passes through my retail operation.

Second reason is every year or two I earn enough to own one.

Again, a very, very, fine piece of craftsmanship

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Even more time.....
(and calculators, and lots of paper, and test runs, and head scratching, and patience, and testing, and redesigning, and starting all over again,.... and calculators, and lots of paper, and test runs, and head scratching, and patience, and testing, and redesigning, and starting all over again,.... and calculators, and lots of paper, and test runs, and head scratching, and patience, and testing, and redesigning, and starting all over again, and ...)

Dunno. They were supplied by the customer. Pretty though, aren't they.

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THAT is a REAL BEAUTY!!! I've got a LW Commander--also in 9mm--that's about 400 numbers behind that one...gonna' hafta' show it the pics, so when it "Grows Up", it can "Be All It Can Be"!!!... ....mikey357

Tim,

Kinda KEWL is an understatement.

Very cool extras everywhere on this one.

Best,

Ray

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Tim just has an amazing way of taking the ordinary and making it "his" in a phenomenal way. I have a similar Colt base pistol in the safe...hard to see it turning into THAT, but somehow Tim does it.

FS and MSH look really sweet!




You forgot to mention 3 bottles of good scotch to get through it all.......

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Sweeeeet!