Yuck. Down there with what comes from TJ's Custom in California

I don't mind a little engraving or etching but thats a little too busy looking IMO.

I love 1911s. I am not a fan of Jesse James. I respect Sandra.

If you want a high quality engraving job, go to the Ed Brown website. Worth every expensive penny.

Amazing work, thanks for sharing!

Fantastic!

*technicoloryawn*

I'll pass on the gun. Hadn't heard about Mr. James is a while.

I'm pretty unimpressed with Jessie James guns and knives. It's all about his name and "outlaw" style and not about function. I bought one of his knives as a gift for a good friend that loves the guy. I thought the knife was a near useless junk. It took forever to open and felt very uncomfortable in hand. My buddy loved it though so it accomplished it's only real purpose as a gift.

I wouldn't bother with any of his other stuff either, overpriced and under functional.......dj

Donald J Trump pistol whipping would certainly leave a distinguishing mark!

Looks like the rat rod of 1911's.

That looks horrible. I've thought that of most of the stuff I've seen from him, way too gaudy for my tastes.

Not for me...

I checkout out the Jessie James website and to each their own. I saw nothing that I couldn't get from a more reputable builder.

Is this the same Jessie James that used to make motorcycles?

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Originally posted by WildSig:
Is this the same Jessie James that used to make motorcycles?

Yes.

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Originally posted by soggy_spinout:
Mind blown. Garish, but blatantly so. Check your taste at the door. The left must be quivering with toxic shock. And that be a good thing.

Personally however I think it's fugly as all get out.

Me too.

I'd MUCH rather have one his Motorcycles than his guns........



........ and I don't ride Motorcycles! LOL

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Originally posted by P220 Smudge:

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Originally posted by WildSig:
Is this the same Jessie James that used to make motorcycles?

Yes.

That certainly explains some of the bling on the 1911's.