Check this out..

[Guest TankerHC]

“We don’t just tinker around here, our shop floor is running several state of the art CNC 4 AXIS mills and CNC lathes”, McKechnie said."4

 

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[R_Bert]

I'm guessing the warranty on that thing is voided?

[rugerla1]

I like that!!!!

[Wiljo05]

Pretty sick work!!!

[BigK]

That looks very cool.

Does losing that much slide weight affect performance?

[NRA]

It looks alien

[musicman]

Want. Badly.

[Guest Lowbuster]

Looks nice but I'm an original look kinda guy.

[Guest Emtdaddy1980]

That would pair perfectly with a Klingon Bat'leth

[Steelharp]

Uh... yeah. Ok. No, thanks. If they're running that many machines that much... there's a lot of sick gun owners. IMO... to each their own...

[Guest The Itis]

Can't imagine what the sight picture looks like, seems like there would be a few distractions.

[dcloudy777]

Not my cup of tea, but very impressive work.

[Guest TankerHC]

I personally wouldnt want it either. Friend of mine sent this to me and is having them do a gun for him. I think he is going to butcher a 1911. 

[Joe357]

not for me

[tercel89]

When you take out that much metal , you need to compensate for it by modifying the recoil spring weight . But it still "looks" good. But I like to keep my guns stock except on factors that dont affect function . 

[Sidewinder]

Not for me. Hope it comes with an original slide so it can be restored.