Another hobby of mine.

Well im new to the site and im reading and learing tons and I love how everyting is set up

Well here go some shots form this evening with some crappy lighting till i get some real lighting set up

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Wow! Not my shots, but now I really can't wait until late summer for my Precision Gunworks Springfield 1911 project to be finished.

Check these out

http://forums.1911foru​m.com/showthread.php?t​=137700

The photography is straightforward, though very competently done, but the pistol itself. Talk about gun pr0n!

*drool*

Ballen Photo wrote:
Thanks Jon & Jake. I've been inspired by Mr Lunde, and have been looking at different ways of displaying these firearms.
I think the natural settings and light seem to be the ticket.
Here are a couple more.
-Bruce

Nice pair Bruce.
My Mustang shows a lot of holster wear, a whole lot.

Thanks Skip, I like EM.

skip souza wrote:
My Mustang shows a lot of holster wear, a whole lot.

Now I wonder why that might be.
-Bruce

JohnCollins wrote:
Wow! Not my shots, but now I really can't wait until late summer for my Precision Gunworks Springfield 1911 project to be finished.

Check these out

http://forums.1911foru​m.com/showthread.php?t​=137700

The photography is straightforward, though very competently done, but the pistol itself. Talk about gun pr0n!

*drool*

Man, I haven't been to the 1911 forums in well over a year! I forgot all about it. Oops.

Jon.

Looks like there are more shooters here than I expected....

I never leave home without my two shooters. (Canon & Springfield) Never know when you want to shoot something

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Danedel, nice shot. Is that a 4 inch?

Jon.

Hi, Jon,

I'll answer for the major. . .4" bbl (3.9" to be precise) and full-sized grip frame. Springfield Armory size comparison chart here.

http://www.springfield​-armory.com/prod-pstl-comp-c.shtml

Click on the other sizes to highlight a different size. Nice blaster in a man's caliber, and a very nice steak knife, I might add.

John

Jon.

verry good john....that shoots sooo nice all steel frame and slide make for a heavy cary, but the follow up shots are very tight.

One of My Favorite Plinkers.
-Bruce

Just got one of those...around $200.00 and you can supress them quite easily

I dont like guns or the thought of people owning them, but this shot is great.. I love the contrast of the strong red with the polished gun, I also like the angle

Check it out... It Jon Foster's Colt .45. (Seriously!)


U.S. Marshal mug... with .45 (of course)

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Cocked and locked without the magazine gives a bad impression