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Old 03-02-2018, 06:07 PM
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I purchased a Turnbull 1911 second hand. The minute I picked it up I knew it would go home with me, the craftsmanship Turnbull puts into their 1911 handguns is so impressive to me.
I had a bit of an issue and returned it to Turnbull. They went above and beyond for me
I guarantee this will be an excuse for me to either send something to them to refinish or purchase another gun from them
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The minute I saw the word Turnbull I thought electrical junction boxes, fuse boxes and switches. Didn't realize they also made guns.
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Does Turnbull actually make these guns?
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Old 03-03-2018, 05:38 PM
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Considering what Doug Turnbull charges for his 1911s and restoration work, they'd better "continue to impress".

Their 1911s are beautiful, though, I'll say that for them.
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I kinda like the looks of their Ruger 22/45 with the case coloring. They're location isnt far from me.
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Beautiful gun, Turnbull does great work
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I've known Doug for over 40 years. His father owned one of the largest guns shops in our area "Creekside Gun Shop", where I had purchased numerous guns until they closed up for good a few years ago. I remember when Doug started his restoration business in the back of his father's gun shop in 1990, then moved to where his business is now. Doug has done various projects for me over the years. His work is the finest. I had an idea a couple of years ago to have an old Ruger Super Blackhawk done up fancy having seen several examples of some of the new Ruger Single Actions that had been done by his shop. The revolver is pictured (below a 357/9MM convertible) in it's original case. The turnaround was about 6 weeks, and was worth every penny. The shop case colored the frame and hammer, and fire blued all the screws and small parts. I recently bought a NIB Ruger Super Single Six made in 1968, and am planning to have the same treatment done to that this spring to have a set of the largest and smallest caliber Ruger Single Action 3 screw revolvers. I feel very lucky to live about a 30 minute drive from Doug's shop where I can get some of the best firearm work done to my guns.

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I remember seeing the Wilson Combat prices on the internet and laughing. Then I saw one of their Pinnacle guns in person, with the color case hardened frame. Price did not seem all that funny anymore.
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What's the story on them two tone clips?
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What's the story on them two tone clips?
Are you asking why the magazines are two tone?

If so, it's because early Colt magazines for 1911s were two tone.
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What's the story on them two tone clips?

Turnbull’s website says their 1911s are a representation of the guns made in 1912 era
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Verynice looking piece.Makes me salivate.
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