My 2 compacts

[Notshawn54]

In the foreground:
Grey Ghost serialized frame
Timney trigger
Strike Industries Liteslide
Zaffiri threaded barrel
Herrington Arms comp
Trijicon RMR08 dual illuminated 12.9 green triangle
Sometimes wears a TLR-1

Background
Cobalt frame
Rockey Brass slide in tungsten
NineXNineteen barrel

Both have Rockey Brass LPK and UPK
I have 2 more gray frames that I will eventually build once I come up with a plan and get settled into my new home.

 

[Racer88]

Nice photo and cool background.

 

[Notshawn54]

Nice photo and cool background.

It’s my wife’s travel suitcase

 

[Racer88]

It’s my wife’s travel suitcase

Ha! I like the color contrast. But, I thought it was a pick-up truck bed.

 

[Racer88]

Also good lighting. Key to good photography.

 

[Notshawn54]

I may have done some editing on my iPhone

 

[Racer88]

I may have done some editing on my iPhone

Yes... but you can't edit lighting.

(I've been a "serious" amateur photographer since I was 10 years old.)

 

[Hawkeye]

On your foreground build, how did you do your grip?
Is it CNC work?

 

[Racer88]

On your foreground build, how did you do your grip?
Is it CNC work?

Store bought.

GGP Combat Pistol Frame™ Full-Size/Standard

Grey Ghost Precision specializes in combat firearms: AR pattern rifles in 5.56, .300blk, .308 and 6.5 Creedmoor, the Combat Pistol, as well as Glock 17, 19, and 43 and Sig P320 pistol slides.

greyghostprecision.com

 

[Notshawn54]

^^^^this^^^^

 

[Racer88]

^^^^this^^^^

It would appear that the Grey Ghost Precision frames are basically "private label" 100% Polymer80 frames.

Besides the grip logo pattern "stippling," are there any other differences from OEM Polymer80-branded frames? Thanks!

 

[Notshawn54]

None that I can tell. The frontstrap and rear strap are the same stippling as P80. The rear rails it came with need to be worked a little. I was lazy and just used my worked over rails from the first iteration of that gun with the non-serialized gray frame. Dropped right in and good to go.

 

[Caleb]

Great looking compacts. Do they shoot as good as they look?


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[Notshawn54]

Great looking compacts. Do they shoot as good as they look?


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Thanks for the compliment. The one sporting the RMR will shoot about 1 inch groups at 15 yards. I don’t have as much trigger time behind the other gun yet. It’s trigger is not as nice as the Timney. I’m still getting used to striker guns. I’ve been primarily shooting 1911’s for the past 30 years. Once I get settled in (just relocated to FL from Chicago) I’ll be looking for some new ranges.

 

[Caleb]

Thanks for the compliment. The one sporting the RMR will shoot about 1 inch groups at 15 yards. I don’t have as much trigger time behind the other gun yet. It’s trigger is not as nice as the Timney. I’m still getting used to striker guns. I’ve been primarily shooting 1911’s for the past 30 years. Once I get settled in (just relocated to FL from Chicago) I’ll be looking for some new ranges.

Awesome. Welcome to a free state, thanks for sharing these two beauties.


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