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Hi Guys,
Do we have a resource that could mill front serrations and match them to the rear serrations on a stainless 1911 slide?
Is there an issue with heat from milling changing the properties in the metal?
If this can be done, what would a rough cost be?
Thanks much,
Griff
SouthPaw
04-19-2016, 11:59
Hi Guys,
Do we have a resource that could mill front serrations and match them to the rear serrations on a stainless 1911 slide?
Is there an issue with heat from milling changing the properties in the metal?
If this can be done, what would a rough cost be?
Thanks much,
Griff
Cost is going to be between .01 and $1,000,000.00.
I would check with Bert @ BP Tactical. He is a well respected member here and is known for his quality work. If he cannot do it, he can point you in the right direction.
bside303
04-19-2016, 12:28
Calton custom firearms
jason@caltoncustomfirearms.com Jason 720-333-5590
He said he does matching serrations.
Cost is going to be between .01 and $1,000,000.00.
I would check with Bert @ BP Tactical. He is a well respected member here and is known for his quality work. If he cannot do it, he can point you in the right direction.
Thanks SouthPaw
SouthPaw
04-19-2016, 12:44
Thanks SouthPaw
Anytime! I was being sarcastic about the cost of course [Coffee]
Calton custom firearms
jason@caltoncustomfirearms.com Jason 720-333-5590
He said he does matching serrations.
Thanks,
Griff
Sarcasm on this forum, Shirley you jest!
If you're still looking, I had front serrations added to a 1006 at TJ's on Airport, you can't tell them from factory. I have seen 1911's they have worked on, and they matched factory too. Those were standard factory straight cut types though, I have no idea if they do the fancier styles.
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