/k/ - How feasable is building a double stack full stain - Weapons

Anonymous

03/30/26(Mon)23:27:25 No.65027618

File: IMG_9716.gif (2.68 MB, 498x498)

Anonymous 03/30/26(Mon)23:27:25 No.65027618 Archived

How feasable is building a double stack full stainless 1911 in this day and age? What would i even sneed as a borderline tard other than just jigs?

Anonymous
03/30/26(Mon)23:29:29 No.65027629

Anonymous 03/30/26(Mon)23:29:29 No.65027629

>>65027618
Fuck ya
mudda

Anonymous
03/30/26(Mon)23:30:47 No.65027632

Anonymous 03/30/26(Mon)23:30:47 No.65027632

File: IMG_1152.jpg (369 KB, 1280x862)

369 KB JPG

>>65027618
I built one.

>Buy stainless frame from JEM guns, you can choose a ramped barrel or .45 ACP ramp
>Buy slide of your choice
>buy barrels of your choice, there are “prefit” barrels available. Fusion Firearms seems to be close to prefit, I had one drop in into a Springfield TRP operator slide
>buy grip module, you can get polymer, aluminum, or stainless steel. If you get a stainless grip module the gun is going to be very heavy.

Anonymous
03/30/26(Mon)23:45:31 No.65027678

Anonymous 03/30/26(Mon)23:45:31 No.65027678

>>65027618
It's 8+1 in .45acp. Double stack is a meme. Just fucking hit what you're shooting at. Preferably in the fatal triangle.

Anonymous
03/30/26(Mon)23:50:29 No.65027695

Anonymous 03/30/26(Mon)23:50:29 No.65027695

>>65027678
14+1 in double stack, and thats if i go with fuddy five instead of what i want which would be more

Anonymous
03/31/26(Tue)01:40:56 No.65027921

Anonymous 03/31/26(Tue)01:40:56 No.65027921

>>65027695
Cool man. You'll get no argument that # of rounds shot>caliber of handgun used. But there's a reason we used .45 ACP against lightly armored targets for over 60+ years in everything from standard sidearm to SOCOM standard use.
Turns out when you have.a half inch of lead/copper/steel going through you, it leaves a big hole that may hit a vital nerve/artery or rwo.