[Alpina9]

I would love to add one to the collection. Anybody?

 

[Mike Stevens]

I guess you learn something new every day! I’ve used Bruce for Sig and HK work. Never knew he dabbled in 1911’s.

 

[Sevens]

I know a guy that has a really cool Bruce Gray Tanfoglio with an interesting back story. I can't say that a Bruce Gray 1911 is something that I have seen... but I would sure like to!

 

[Doug Walker]

Bruce had a smith in his shop that did a hard tail conversion on a 1911 build. I regret passing on it 10 years ago or so. I think his name was Roy? It was very well executed and maintained the grip safety but the beaver tail didn’t pivot. I have a 9mm AR-24 from Bruce that’s fantastic. If you find two 1911s from him, give me a ring. Lol

 

[kaw_biker]

Yep, Roy. I had an Sig 1911 on which Roy did extensive work. It was an excellent shooter. I passed it on to a friend about a year ago.

 

[rk1911]

I had 5 firearms by Bruce. Down to an unfired build for me custom Para P14-45 (kit)/Caspian slide and a HK PSP. The others were a P226, A Caspian that is now with his son and a longslide that I wish I never sold.

He is also customizing a P210A with a unique feature.

 

[Sevens]

With a unique feature? 🤔
Tell me more!

 

[rk1911]

With a unique feature? 🤔
Tell me more!

I'll post photos when done.

 

[Uncle Bob]

I guess you learn something new every day! I’ve used Bruce for Sig and HK work. Never knew he dabbled in 1911’s.

Started with Jim Boland

 

[pistolwretch]

I'd hazard a guess that 1911s are a bit 'pedestrian' to Bruce Grey.
I'd love to spend a week in his shop!!!!!