Refinishing my GSG 1911-22?

[twoguns?]

It should turn out cool, but like was said , if you dont like it , you can change it

Waitin on pics....

 

[druryj]

Alright; I'll post pics when done, both before and after regardless of my success at painting it or not.


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[twoguns?]

It'll be Great...

 

[druryj]

Woke up motivated to paint! Gonna go ahead and strip it down and do the prep work and then start rattlin' away at this thing!


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[Lone Wolf '49]

What the heck with you rug rat? Gotta' be tacticool? Geez, who cares what it looks like shoot it. OH, I forgot you have to look pretty at the range?

 

[twoguns?]

What the heck with you rug rat? Gotta' be tacticool? Geez, who cares what it looks like shoot it. OH, I forgot you have to look pretty at the range?

It'll be tacticool...like an antique ...only better.. 8)

 

[druryj]

It'll be tacticool...like an antique ...only better.. 8)

Like Ol' Lonewolf49... an antique.


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[grwd]

What the heck? It's just time and money. I'll give it a go.


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thats how you learn!

 

[druryj]

Thanks... So far I've learned the GSG 1911 22 has 3 major components when detail stripped: the frame, the slide, and the bag of parts.


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[druryj]

Okay; update time. On attempt #2; I think I did a pretty good job. I have been taking pics as I go and will post here shortly. Reassembly is going to be a challenge...for me with my fat-fingered mitts anyway. The GSG 1911-22 has two little pieces that go in the ignition system like series 80 1911's have, and they are going to be difficult for me to try to slip back in the frame and get lined up. I'm gonna let it sit a couple days before I go messing with it anymore to let the paint cure then tackle the reassembly in hopes I don't bugger up the new finish too much.