1911 gunsmith near Colorado Springs?

[kidicarus13]

Looking for a quality trigger job and possibly throating/polishing the barrel/chamber. Thanks in advance.

[eerw]

check out Steve Pitt down at Whistling Pines Gun Club.
he is down there on Thursday nights and Saturday afternoon/evenings

[NukeRJ]

What model of 1911, and original or aftermarket internals? Pm me if u like.

[earplug]

The gunsmiths there do a fine job. They compete in many types of competition including Bullseye, USPSA.
Having the range to test fire and a competition background you are well served.
Curious why anyone would ask about what brand 1911 concerning a trigger job?

[NukeRJ]

The gunsmiths there do a fine job. They compete in many types of competition including Bullseye, USPSA.
Having the range to test fire and a competition background you are well served.
Curious why anyone would ask about what brand 1911 concerning a trigger job?



probably because certain makers use non standard parts.
and second- it so happens that the gentleman has a Para. and they make 2 separate actions, the classic single and the LDA - which is merely a long pull single action, but with modified internals.

But you knew that already and I take it that you build 1911's then?

Besides, I'm not fond of Whispering Pines, especially their gunsmithing, but that has just been my experience speaking with them.

[Colorado Osprey]

What ever happend to the A-Zone in Colorado Springs at Palmer Park and Circle? (Under-Behind Baskin Robbins)

Those guys tuned a Springfield Champion for me that I couldn't compare to anything else. It would even feed empty brass from a mag.(No Hollow Point misfeeds there!) To bad that was like almost 15 years ago.

[eerw]

What ever happend to the A-Zone in Colorado Springs at Palmer Park and Circle? (Under-Behind Baskin Robbins)

Those guys tuned a Springfield Champion for me that I couldn't compare to anything else. It would even feed empty brass from a mag.(No Hollow Point misfeeds there!) To bad that was like almost 15 years ago.

Gary retired from the business, and Andy Ginn passed away.
Talked with Gary a few days ago and he is thinking of starting back up on a limited basis.

Gary is one of the best. He was a member of the American Pistolsmith Guild, American Handgunner Top 100.

[55fmj]

Gary is indeed going to start up again on a limited basis. He is waiting for his current FFL to come in right now. I use to work for him before he sold out to Andy. Send me a PM if you'd like and I will give you his number. There is none better that is for sure.

[Birddog1911]

Anyone know if Gary got his license yet? I saw that this is old, and a coworker needs some 1911 work.