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1911 Bobtail housing install with pics
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<blockquote data-quote="Glocktogo" data-source="post: 2899277" data-attributes="member: 1132"><p>GMT is correct. I spent more time scouring source information about what I was about to do than I actually spent doing the work. That says a lot because the work was time consuming, mostly because I was quite afraid to screw it up. It also required a lot of nerve to go deep enough to get the results I wanted. I was WAY out of my comfort zone! Glowworm is already nervier than me because I don't think I could've brought myself to start on even a mil-spec Springfield! LOL</p><p></p><p>I'm going to have a lot more labor hours in the project than the gun will ever be worth. However, I think I picked a solid base gun to train on, as it was really about learning to do this stuff than it was the finished product. Overall I'm really happy with the results so far and the guys who've been around me know I'm pretty obsessive over details. I'm going to set a deadline to try and complete the project by Christmas, which is pretty aggressive considering my workload right now.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Glocktogo, post: 2899277, member: 1132"] GMT is correct. I spent more time scouring source information about what I was about to do than I actually spent doing the work. That says a lot because the work was time consuming, mostly because I was quite afraid to screw it up. It also required a lot of nerve to go deep enough to get the results I wanted. I was WAY out of my comfort zone! Glowworm is already nervier than me because I don't think I could've brought myself to start on even a mil-spec Springfield! LOL I'm going to have a lot more labor hours in the project than the gun will ever be worth. However, I think I picked a solid base gun to train on, as it was really about learning to do this stuff than it was the finished product. Overall I'm really happy with the results so far and the guys who've been around me know I'm pretty obsessive over details. I'm going to set a deadline to try and complete the project by Christmas, which is pretty aggressive considering my workload right now. [/QUOTE]
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