NationStates Jolt Archive

Patriot
Description: Semi-Automatic Pistol
Size: Full Size (5 inches)
Frame: Series 70 Forged (Stainless Steel)
Slide: Forged (Stainless Steel)
Barrel Length: 5 inches
Barrel Type: Forged One Piece Stainless Steel Match
Caliber: .45 ACP
Grips: Please Specify
Front Sight: Dovetail Target Sight
Rear Sight: Bo-Mar Style Adjustable
Trigger Type: Match Grade Trigger and Sear
Hammer Type: Commander Style Match Grade
Grip Safety: Stainless Steel High Ride Beavertail
Slide Release: Standard
Thumb Safety: Extended
Guide Rod: Full Length (Stainless Steel)
Magazine Well: Beveled
Mainspring: Flat Checkered
Ejection Port: Lowered and Relieved
Option: Carbon Alloy Steel
Finish: Bead Blasted Matte on the rounds, with Satin Brushed Polished on the flats of the frame and slide.
Notes: The Lana Wesson Patriot Series 1911s are targeted in our indoor shooting tunnel before shipping. While we only have 50ft indoor range, no Patriot is shipped unless it shoots 1.25in. or better.

We don't feel there is another 1911 in the Patriot's price range that can offer these features and accuracy.
MSRP: $995


Razorback
Description: Semi-Automatic Pistol
Size: Full Size (5 inches)
Frame: Series 70 Forged (Stainless Steel)
Slide: Forged (Stainless Steel)
Barrel Length: 5 inches
Barrel Type: Forged One Piece Stainless Steel Match
Caliber: 10MM Auto
Grips: Please Specify
Front Sight: Dovetail Target Sight
Rear Sight: Bo-Mar Style Adjustable
Trigger Type: Match Grade Trigger and Sear
Hammer Type: Commander Style Match Grade
Grip Safety: Stainless Steel High Ride Beavertail
Slide Release: Standard
Thumb Safety: Extended
Guide Rod: Full Length (Tungsten)
Magazine Well: Beveled
Mainspring: Flat Checkered
Ejection Port: Lowered and Relieved
Option: Carbon Alloy Steel
Finish: Bead Blasted Matte on the rounds, with Satin Brushed Polished on the flats of the frame and slide.
Notes: The RZ-10 has played a lead role in the current resurgence of the 10mm auto cartridge. A factory production offering, the widely successful Razorback shows that 1911 manufacturers have overlooked the 10mm for too long.
MSRP: $959


[A full customization options table will be up once the edit feature works properly. If you don't know what you want in a custom gun or have a general idea but don't know what parts need changing then please ask. Aesthetically, I can do almost anything but I advise you to stick with what you see on other custom 1911s. Grips, hammers, and triggers can be a free-for-all.]

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Once you begin to create custom pistols I, King Mizraim Calah III, Ruler of Canan would like to purchase two pistols. The only pre-requistite I have is that they should be revolvers, the rest of the gun I give you full creative soveirgnty on.

Currently both pistols are 1911s and we have no plans to produce any other kind of pistol. These pistols are in a sense custom because anything and everything can be changed on them.

Maybe you should start making some custom versions of the Colt Pony, a compact .380 caliber based on the M1911A1 design. Your first weapon sounds a lot like an AMT M1911A1 Hardballer, the stainless steel version of Colt's M1911A1.

Why should we make a .380 only pistol when one can be made with the Patriot as a base? Since it appears that we have failed to be perfectly clear, anything on either one of these pistols can be changed, the only restriction is that the larger and more destructive calibers be kept to the Razorback while the smaller and weaker calibers be kept to the Patriot. The big difference between the two is that the Patriot is more of a match pistol, in other words it's primarily for target shooting. The Razorback has more of a tolerance for rough treatment because it uses stronger components that aren't as precisely machined, although the Razorback is still accurate it is made for field work.