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Very Nice Looking Colt Gold Cup and Great Range Report...........


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Thanks . My GOLD Cup is currently closer to you, than to me. I am having Jim Garthwaite add a gold dot to the front sights (yes I have old eyes) and replace the collet bushing with a fitted standard one. We will discuss anything else he thinks it could use.

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Joe,

You should know by now you are as Ole as you Feel. So does mean you are shooting it from the Rocking Chair on your Front Porch with you Jug of Moon Shine?



BTW I will pick it up for you, after you pay for the Work On It, and try out the new sights for you??????????
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FedEx just brought my Gold Cup back home from a visit to Jim Garthwaite. I had the Gold Dot front sight installed, the collet bushing replaced and some other minor work done. The gun looks excellent. Turn around was under 2 months. I am hoping to get to the range tommorow.





Mr. Garthwaite was very professional and a gentleman to deal with.
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FedEx just brought my Gold Cup back home from a visit to Jim Garthwaite. I had the Gold Dot front sight installed, the collet bushing replaced and some other minor work done. The gun looks excellent. Turn around was under 2 months. I am hoping to get to the range tommorow.





Mr. Garthwaite was very professional and a gentleman to deal with.
So how did it shoot?
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you guys are teasing me for sure, I can't shoot mine till Friday...man he did a great job though....
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So how did it shoot?
Posted 8/26/11 earlier in this Thread:

"I took the Gold Cup to the range this morning and am very pleased with it. I had been a bit concerned when it wouldn’t cycle a hollow point into the chamber at home. However, at the range, it had no problem with Winchester White box FMJ and JHP, Federal Personal Defense JHP and Remington HD JHP, all in 230 grain. In close to 200 rounds, there were no failure to feed or other malfunctions. I think that it is a keeper."

It is a "range gun." I am very happy with it. It continues to place the bullets in the general direction I am pointing it. Thanks for asking.
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I am wrangling the transfer process on a new Gun Broker purchase. It is a "like new" "Colt Gold Cup National Match .45 ACP MK IV Series 80 .45 ACP , blue semi auto, 5 inch accurizer barrel and bushing, Colt Elliason rear sight, wide grooved adjustable target trigger,solid rib target hammer, walnut grips with gold Colt medallion logo." Reportedly it only has about 3 boxes (150 rounds) through it.[IMG]

http://www.cotep.org/forum/picture.p...&pictureid=142
http://www.cotep.org/forum/picture.p...&pictureid=143
http://www.cotep.org/forum/picture.p...&pictureid=144

The pictures are off the Gun Broker page. No more 1911s for this year.

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That Colt is Beautiful...Great Find......But please shoot it and enjoy it...you can "crown it Later" and put into the "Tower" where it it wait for the next walk in the park
I Love Colts even if they are Cowboy Guns, but yours is a Special 1911..... Hay, you could join us for "Wild Bunch" in the Cowboy section.
You can finish your project with a "Special set of Grips" from
www.handmadegrips.com they did the grips for my Colt 45 (See Wheel Gun section)

Anyway just enjoy!
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That Colt is Beautiful...Great Find......But please shoot it and enjoy it...you can "crown it Later" and put into the "Tower" where it it wait for the next walk in the park
I Love Colts even if they are Cowboy Guns, but yours is a Special 1911..... Hay, you could join us for "Wild Bunch" in the Cowboy section.
You can finish your project with a "Special set of Grips" from
www.handmadegrips.com they did the grips for my Colt 45 (See Wheel Gun section)

Anyway just enjoy!
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Thanks Gary,

That Colt Project is "finished" with a beautiful set of Ironwood Grips from Our Own dsparkie. I have finished a Colt Commander and a Fusion Longslide in 10mm since. I did look at the website and they are nice looking grips.

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I am still considering a gct stainless like looks feel it would be my first colt
You could do a lot worse than a "gct" in stainless. I like mine. Best wishes.
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