Should I?? OR Should I not?? updated pics of new grips

[bullseyebo]

I just picked up my first springer 1911...anywho, at first I was saying I was gonna put a skeletonized hammer and a beavertail safety. All that crap. But then I realized that there might be the need to modify the frame and fit parts and all that garbage! But now the safety and hammer that are on it are growing on me! So now I'm thinking I'm gonna keep it the way it is. What do y'all think?? My vz operator 2 grips in heyena brown will be here tommorow so those will make a world of difference! But tell me what y'all would do, even things y'all would do I didn't mention. Thanks

 

[atljetmech]

Just shoot it!

 

[JHV2]

experiment with grips, leave the rest. And quit saying "anywho". It makes you sound like a Yankee.

 

[bullseyebo]

Excuse me, "anyways"*

 

[timbgtm]

Just shoot it!

X2.

 

[NWSharpshooter]

Improvements not done properly will lower the reliability and value of your gun.


Improvements done properly will cost more than you could purchase a loaded model springer for.


Unless your looking to do a full house three thousand dollar custom, or looking to leave it stock, milspec and gi model springers don't make good financial sense.

 

[Cadcom]

I'd clean off that nail polish it's dolled up with, screw in a set of torx head grip screws and maybe look into a new set of sights and shoot it!

 

[2001SportTJ]

I'd clean off that nail polish it's dolled up with, screw in a set of torx head grip screws and maybe look into a new set of sights and shoot it!

This...And nice springer BTW.

 

[MacTavish]

If it ain't broke...Don't change a thing.

 

[Ghost941]

Improvements not done properly will lower the reliability and value of your gun.


Improvements done properly will cost more than you could purchase a loaded model springer for.


Unless your looking to do a full house three thousand dollar custom, or looking to leave it stock, milspec and gi model springers don't make good financial sense.

This!. But, if you feel you must put a skeletonized hammer on it, for aesthetic purposes put a skeletonzied trigger. Otherwise, above is great advice.