Reeder Custom Guns - All steel is molten originally, for sure. And then

Southern Boy
All steel is molten originally, for sure. And then
Sunday, February 13, 2022, 18:29

poured into ingots, remelted and extruded into bars, or rolled into sheets. Frames can then be investment cast with flow additives, or chunks can be heated and hammer forged into rough shape and then machined, investment cast taking far less machining. Sorry I was not specific enough in delineating investment cast from forging. But then Gary would have called me a know-it-all had I gone into such detail, and you know that is a fact, Mr. Taffin. I have been into 1911s as "my thing" since the 1960s and still have my bullseye gun Bob Day and I threw together in San Antonio 50yrs ago.

Gary do you offer an ar-15 parts kit like the 45acp kit? (nm) - Jesse, 2022-02-12, 18:15
- I will check and see if we have any left (nm) - gary reeder, 2022-02-13, 19:03
  - Thank you. (nm) - Jesse, 2022-02-13, 20:56
- ? Does anyone know if recoil buffers are worth the effort, - Jesse, 2022-02-13, 10:18
  - an alloy frame 1911 does need a buffer. Guns like the Colt - gary reeder, 2022-02-13, 16:52
  - My own personal feeling is that a Mini14 does not - Southern Boy, 2022-02-13, 11:42
    - Thank you. - Jesse, 2022-02-13, 12:24
      - As for reasoning, have you ever heard of a Mini14 - Southern Boy, 2022-02-13, 12:47
        you need to wake up. If you shot a 1911 you - gary reeder, 2022-02-13, 17:05
        THANK YOU GARY! I DON'T KNOW - JT, 2022-02-13, 17:29
        and thank you John for your comment on this. Like - gary reeder, 2022-02-13, 18:42
        All steel is molten originally, for sure. And then - Southern Boy, 2022-02-13, 18:29
        your rambling made no sense. Your bullseye 1911 was cast - gary reeder, 2022-02-13, 18:39